I have chosen the field of physics as my interest because I love math, and I love helping people. I want to become a physicist who specializes in chemical reactions. I believe that studying this can help me solve problems such as starvation, soil degradation, and even develop new treatments for Alzheimer's. I want to use my research to protect those I love from diseases like Alzheimer's and to protect everyone in this world from these horrible diseases and sicknesses. I will create an impact because I am dedicated. I spend nearly 46 hours a week on assigned schoolwork, I am a straight A student with a GPA of 4.5 and a PSAT NMSQT score of 1380. I am dedicated to studies, and I believe that working hard will be vital to achieve my goals. My goals are to go to MIT, graduate with a degree in molecular or biological physics, and become a physicist that will contribute to studies on Alzheimer's. After this, I plan on becoming a professor of physics and to develop new theorems and methods to aid in the scientific field. While a professor, I would like to create interesting ways to captivate my students and entice them into further research. I would want my students to research outside the laboratory or classroom and take on questions that they have. Overall, I want to be the first one to cure Alzheimer's, the first one to solve certain theorems, and the first one to have ten students win Nobel Prizes due to their work. I want to make an impact on the world around me, and I'm going to need all the help I can get.