I'm Andrianna Yancy, a 17 year old African American with the passion of continual self-improvement and learning lovely new things that bring me inspiration. Especially for my future and about medicine. To start off with my answer, I would like to talk about what factors, options, knowledge and opinions that took place for me to fancy the idea of becoming a Nurse. The first thing that made me so attentive on pursuing a medical career and even more as I got older was the different types of medicines and medical practices. There is herbal medicine which comes from the earth that is naturally provided to us and can be made at home. Then, there is general medicine which is made by pharmaceutical scientist and given from either a pharmacy or directly from a doctor. For medical practices there are things like Private Practice, Group practice, Hospital employment and Locum Tenens. Each medical practice has its own style and benefit that comes along with it to help me set up which type of Nurse I would like to be in my field. My choice as of now is to do private practice or group practice because it falls in line with my leadership style. In my opinion, I believe that herbal medicine is the best option for me, but many people may think otherwise and that's ok. I believe this because of the natural benefits that herbal medicine comes with. It is different from general medicine because it doesn't cause as many symptoms or hurts the body in the process of healing it. However, as I pursue my career as a Pediatric Nurse I will be working with general medicine, but my opinion does not have to change. As a nurse, I could recommend herbal remedies if any families look for alternatives or have similar interest. In the pursuit of my career goals, I am dedicated to becoming a Pediatric Nurse through the attainment of a Bachelor’s Science in Nursing Degree(BSN). My objective extends beyond the realms of healthcare as I aim to play a crucial role in shaping the future. I will focus on nurturing the well-being of children and I aspire to instill strength and resilience in them. By providing care infused with kindness and compassion, I believe in fostering a foundation that empowers the younger generation. Recognizing that children are the bedrock of the future, I am committed to ensuring their early years are marked by both physical well-being and emotional fortitude. This is how I plan on making a positive impact on the world through my medical career.