High school is a crucial time for many students, as they navigate the challenges of adolescence and prepare for the next stage of their lives. For me, this journey was made much smoother thanks to the influence of one special teacher: my biology teacher at Pioneer High School in Sfax, Tunisia. From the very first day of class, it was clear that this teacher was different from the others. She would greet us with a military-style salute, and she would pause from time to time to impart the wisdom that went far beyond the confines of the classroom. These life lessons would stay with me long after the class was over and continue to shape the way I approach my life to this day. One of the things that I appreciated most about this teacher was her willingness to listen to her students. She would always encourage us to ask questions and to explore our curiosity, no matter how small or insignificant the question may have seemed. This was a stark contrast to some of the other teachers, who would often shut down discussion and discourage curiosity. But in this teacher's class, I always felt like my voice was heard, and my questions were valued. Another thing that I admired about this teacher was her commitment to excellence. She had high expectations for her students, and she pushed us to be the best that we could be. But at the same time, she was always there to offer support and guidance when we needed it. She believed in us, and that belief was contagious. It made us want to work harder and strive for excellence in all that we did. But perhaps the most important lesson that I learned from this teacher was the importance of resilience. Life is full of challenges and setbacks, and it's easy to become discouraged when things don't go as planned. But this teacher taught us that it's not the challenges themselves that define us, but rather how we respond to them. She encouraged us to be resilient in the face of adversity, to never give up on our dreams, and to always keep pushing forward no matter how difficult things may seem. Looking back on my high school years, I realize just how much this teacher influenced my life. She taught me the value of curiosity, excellence, and resilience, and she inspired me to pursue my dreams no matter what obstacles may come my way. I am so grateful to have had her as my teacher, and I know that her lessons will continue to guide me on my journey through life. In conclusion, the story of my biology teacher at Pioneer High School in Sfax, Tunisia, is a powerful reminder of the impact that teachers can have on their students' lives. Her commitment to excellence, her willingness to listen to her students, and her emphasis on resilience are lessons that I will carry with me for the rest of my life. I am so grateful for the influence that she had on me, and I know that I am not alone in being inspired by her teachings.

The journey of my family to the United States has been a challenging one, marked by separation, struggle, and sacrifice. My parents' divorce resulted in my father moving to the US, where he started a new family. For many years, I remained in Tunisia with my mother, who had to bear the weight of raising two children as a single, half-blind woman in a society that often looked down on such individuals. Despite these challenges, I was able to excel academically, attending a prestigious school and earning top honors. However, the desire to pursue higher education and a fulfilling career in medicine eventually led me to make the difficult decision to move to the US and live with my father after 13 years apart. Leaving everything and everyone I knew behind was tough, but I knew that I needed to take control of my life and pursue my dreams. My heritage and upbringing in Tunisia have instilled in me a sense of pride and responsibility to represent my community and country to the best of my ability. My experiences have taught me the value of self-sufficiency, independence, and resilience. Despite the challenges that I have faced, I remain committed to succeeding in my academic journey and becoming a brain surgeon. I am determined to make up for the time that I have been apart from my mother and build a better life for myself and my family. Even though my family's journey to the United States has been a difficult one, it has taught me the importance of perseverance, self-determination, and the pursuit of education and career goals. My heritage and upbringing have shaped my identity and personal growth, and I am proud to carry these values with me as I continue on my academic journey.

As a Tunisian-American, my identity and personal development have been shaped by the rich cultural diversity of my home country. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. Growing up in Tunisia was not easy, as I experienced the pain of a broken family and the prejudices of our society towards single mothers. But I am grateful for these experiences because they made me stronger, more determined, and more self-sufficient. One of the most difficult decisions I had to make was to leave my country and move to the USA to live with my father after 13 years of separation and pain. Despite the challenges I faced, I did not give up on my dreams. I held the national competition to attend the pioneer middle school, took care of my mother when she was terribly sick, and studied harder to succeed. These experiences pushed me to be more determined, to turn my mother's suffering into a source of pride, and to succeed in my education and life. Now that I am pursuing my education in biomedical engineering, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. As a future brain surgeon, I am dedicated to using my knowledge and skills to help those in need. I believe that my role as a physician is not only to treat illness but also to prevent it and to promote the health and well-being of my patients. As a parent, I hope to instill in my child(ren) the same values that my single mother instilled in me: determination, self-sufficiency, and a strong work ethic. I want my child(ren) to know that they can achieve anything they set their minds to and that their past does not define their future. I want them to understand that life is not always easy, but that hard work and perseverance can help them overcome any obstacle. And most importantly, I want them to know that they are loved and valued for who they are and that they have the power to make a positive impact on the world around them. In conclusion, my experiences growing up in Tunisia have taught me the value of determination, self-sufficiency, and hard work. I am grateful for these experiences, as they have shaped my identity and personal development. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. And as a parent, I hope to instill in my child(ren) the same values that my single mother instilled in me so that they too can achieve their dreams and make a positive impact on the world around them.

As a Tunisian immigrant in the USA, I have experienced firsthand the power of diverse voices in shaping public narratives. Growing up in Tunisia, I was exposed to a nation rich in cultural diversity. This diversity shaped my identity and personal development and taught me the importance of listening to and learning from individuals with different backgrounds and perspectives. When I moved to the USA, I was struck by the stark differences between the two cultures. The USA is known for its diversity, and I quickly realized that this diversity extends beyond ethnicity and race. People from different socioeconomic backgrounds, religions and even regions of the country have unique perspectives that shape their experiences and worldviews. In public relations, it is critical to recognize the power of diverse voices in shaping public narratives. The narratives we consume shape our understanding of the world around us, and it is essential to ensure that these narratives are reflective of the diverse experiences and perspectives of the individuals they represent. For example, in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, we have seen a shift in the public narrative surrounding racial justice. The voices of individuals from diverse backgrounds have been amplified, and their stories have shed light on the systemic racism and inequality that still exist in our society. This has led to increased awareness and a push for change. As a Tunisian immigrant, I have had my own experiences with discrimination and marginalization. But I have also seen the power of diverse voices in shaping public perceptions of immigrants and immigrants' contributions to society. By sharing our stories and experiences, we can challenge stereotypes and misconceptions and promote understanding and empathy. One of the most important lessons I have learned is the importance of listening to and learning from individuals with different backgrounds and perspectives. In public relations, this means prioritizing diverse voices in the creation and dissemination of messages. It means actively seeking out and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities and providing them with a platform to share their stories. Furthermore, the power of diverse voices extends beyond shaping public narratives to promoting inclusivity and equality in our society. By actively seeking out and valuing the perspectives of individuals from diverse backgrounds, we can create a more inclusive and equitable society. We can promote empathy, understanding, and unity, and work towards creating a world where everyone feels valued and heard. In conclusion, as a Tunisian immigrant in the USA, I have seen firsthand the power of diverse voices in shaping public narratives. I believe that public relations professionals have a responsibility to ensure that the narratives they create and disseminate are reflective of the diverse experiences and perspectives of the individuals they represent. By prioritizing diverse voices and promoting inclusivity and equality, we can create a more empathetic, understanding, and equitable society. I am committed to promoting the power of diverse voices in all aspects of my life, and I believe that this commitment will help me make a positive impact on the world around me.

Growing up in Tunisia, I was exposed to a nation rich in cultural diversity, which shaped my identity and personal development. Being Tunisian has given me a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. Despite the many challenges I faced, I always knew that I wanted to succeed in life and make a difference in the world. That’s why I decided to pursue a career in medicine and biomedical engineering. Deciding to pursue a career in medicine was not an easy one. I had to leave my country and move to the United States to live with my father after 13 years of separation and pain. Despite the challenges of being away from my mother, school, friends, and country, I knew that I had to follow my path and make a better life for myself. I have always been determined to succeed, and I knew that the only way to do so was to pursue my dreams. Studying at the Pioneer Middle and High Schools in Tunisia helped me develop a strong work ethic and a passion for learning. The Tunisian educational system is highly rigorous, but it prepared me well for the challenges I would face in pursuing my career. I held the national competition to attend Pioneer Middle School, and despite having to take care of my sick mother and household chores, I was able to succeed academically. I was also able to overcome the challenges of being a girl in a male-dominated society and pursue my dreams despite the many obstacles that stood in my way. My interest in both medicine and engineering led me to major in biomedical engineering. I am excited about this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. I believe that biomedical engineering has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry and make a real difference in people’s lives. As a future physician and biomedical engineer, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I believe that every patient deserves to receive the highest quality care possible, regardless of their background or circumstances. I promise to devote my time and energy to serving those in need and making a real difference in the world. In conclusion, pursuing a career in medicine and biomedical engineering is the culmination of my life’s work. Despite the challenges I faced growing up, I have always known that I wanted to make a difference in the world and leave my mark on history. I believe that through my dedication, hard work, and commitment, I can make a real difference in the world and create a better future for all. I am grateful for the opportunities I have been given and look forward to making the most of them in the years to come.

Growing up in a low-income household in Tunisia has had a profound impact on shaping who I am today. Despite facing numerous obstacles, I have learned to be resilient, self-sufficient, and determined to succeed. My upbringing has taught me to appreciate the value of hard work, and to never take opportunities for granted. Despite being faced with adversity at a young age, I have never allowed my circumstances to hold me back. Instead, I have used them as motivation to achieve my goals. When my father left us and my mother became ill, I had to take on the role of the caretaker in our household. I had to learn how to be independent at a young age, from cooking and cleaning to taking care of my mother's medications. I knew that if I didn't step up, no one else would. And despite the challenges, I was able to excel academically and earn a spot in the prestigious Pioneer Middle School through a national competition. As I grew older, I realized that my passion was to become a brain surgeon. I knew that achieving this goal would require a lot of hard work and dedication, but I was determined to pursue it. I set my sights on studying biomedical engineering in college, as I believed this field would allow me to combine my love of medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on healthcare and medical problems. With this goal in mind, I made the difficult decision to leave my home country and move to the United States to live with my father. Since arriving in the U.S., I have faced many challenges, from adjusting to a new culture and language to navigating the complexities of the American education system. However, I have never lost sight of my ultimate goal. Despite the obstacles I have faced, I have maintained a strong work ethic and a fierce determination to succeed. I know that my past experiences have prepared me to overcome any challenge that comes my way, and I am confident that I will achieve my goals. Looking toward the future, I am excited to continue on this path and make a positive impact on the world. I am committed to using my education and skills to serve others and give back to my community. My experiences growing up have taught me the importance of resilience and determination, and I am confident that these traits will serve me well as I pursue my career in medicine. I am grateful for the opportunities I have had and for the chance to pursue my dreams, and I am committed to making the most of every opportunity that comes my way. In conclusion, growing up in a low-income household has shaped my identity and personal development in profound ways. Despite facing many challenges, I have learned to be resilient, self-sufficient, and determined to succeed. My goal of becoming a brain surgeon is fueled by a desire to use my education and skills to make a positive impact on the world, and I am committed to working hard and staying focused on this goal. I am grateful for the opportunities I have had, and I look forward to a bright future filled with success and purpose.

Growing up in Tunisia, a nation rich in cultural diversity has played an instrumental role in shaping my identity and personal development. As a Tunisian, I feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. My life has been full of challenges, including divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, and a mother suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society. However, I am grateful for these challenges because they have built my resilience and determination to succeed. Despite the challenges, I worked hard to attend pioneer middle school, which required a lot of preparation and dedication. During this time, my mother fell sick, and I had to take care of her meds while juggling my schoolwork and household chores. Seeing my mother in pain pushed me to study harder, be more determined to succeed, and turn her suffering into a source of pride. I am proud to say that I achieved my goal and earned a spot at pioneer middle school. However, after 13 years of separation and pain, I had to make the difficult decision to leave my country and move to the USA to live with my father. This decision was not easy, as I had to leave my mother, my school, my friends, and my country behind. But I had to clear my mind of the past and move on to achieve my dreams. I promised myself that I would not be a victim of what happened, but instead, be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past to create my present. I desire to become a brain surgeon, and I am interested in both medicine and engineering. Therefore, a major in biomedical engineering is the best fit for me. I am excited by this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise to devote my time for good. I believe that I can make a positive impact on the world through my career as a physician. The healthcare system is in dire need of doctors who are committed to serving their patients with compassion and dedication. As a brain surgeon, I will be able to help individuals with neurological disorders and contribute to finding new treatments for these conditions. Furthermore, I plan to give back to my community by volunteering at local clinics and hospitals and providing medical care to those in need. I am also passionate about education and plan to teach medical students to inspire and encourage the next generation of physicians. In conclusion, my journey has not been easy, but I am determined to make a positive impact on the world through my career as a physician. I am grateful for the challenges that I have faced because they have made me stronger and more resilient. As a Tunisian, I feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I promise to devote my time for good, serve my patients with compassion and dedication, and inspire the next generation of physicians.

My senior year is about to begin: It's time to make a decision. But how can I leave my mother's lap after our unique bond? Isn't it too much for me to bear? Will I be able to live with my father, with whom I spent barely the first four years of my life? And what about all of the hard work I put in preparing to attend the pioneer high school in Tunisia? I'm perplexed. But I can't do it any longer. Every day, that eager desire to pursue the life I truly deserve, to face the real world, haunts me. So I put a stone in my heart and decided to leave my country and move to the USA to live with my father after 13 years of separation and pain. Pain, I’ve been through a lot. Divorced parents and a father who abandoned us, traveled abroad, and remarried were too much for a little girl. I had to discover on my own that I had a younger brother when he was four years old. I have no happy memories of my family. The only remaining memory that’s still stuck in my head is of my parents arguing when I was three years old... I was left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society and a single mother with two children to raise. And having a busy mother was never easy. Yet, I’m grateful for it all because It built me: Despite my young age, I needed to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework. All of this is to ensure that my mom never feels bad for not being able to do these things, even while I held the national competition to attend pioneer middle school and had to take care of her meds when she was sick. Despite all of the difficulties, seeing mom in pain pushed me to study harder, to be more determined to succeed, and to turn her suffering into a source of pride. And I did it! I did it. But now that I’m having these thoughts about leaving, I’ve changed a lot. How can I be so selfish and leave to pursue my life? We were relying on one another. But, if I hadn’t left, I’d have been making a huge mistake by focusing on my loved ones while neglecting myself. I’ve already wasted so much time to finally realize that my life matters, that I have to clear my mind of that miserable past and move on. How much longer will I be the victim? Will that help ease my guilt when I fail without even trying? Will I deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness in my past? That voice was killing me, I had to choose whether to follow my path or live miserably in the past. So I decided to succeed. I started digging deep into my thoughts to discover who I truly am, I started considering that I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my superhero and I'll no longer be a victim of what happened; I'll be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. Now, I've left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it.

As a future college student, managing personal wellness is crucial for both physical and mental health. I have always believed in the importance of taking care of oneself, and I make sure to prioritize activities that help me maintain my well-being. One of my favorite ways to unwind and destress is by playing the guitar. Music has always been a passion of mine, and playing the guitar allows me to express my emotions creatively. It is a form of self-care that I have found to be both therapeutic and enjoyable. Another activity that I enjoy is reading. It helps me escape reality for a while and enter a new world. Reading has also helped me to expand my knowledge and broaden my perspectives. I try to read for at least an hour a day, and it has become a habit that I look forward to. Horseback riding is another activity that I love. It helps me connect with nature and provides a sense of freedom that I cannot find anywhere else. There is something about being on a horse that makes me forget about my worries and just focus on the present moment. It also requires physical exertion, which is a bonus. Running is another physical activity that I engage in regularly. It helps me to clear my mind and release endorphins that improve my mood. I try to run at least three times a week, and it has become a habit that I look forward to. It has also helped me to stay in shape and maintain my physical health. In addition to these activities, I also enjoy participating in theater productions. It provides an outlet for my creativity and allows me to collaborate with other students. It is a fun way to express myself and learn new skills. Finally, I practice meditation to maintain my mental health. It helps me to be present and focus on the current moment, which is especially helpful during stressful times. Meditation has helped me to reduce anxiety and improve my overall well-being. Maintaining personal wellness is essential for academic success. When I engage in activities that make me feel good, I am better able to focus on my studies and achieve my goals. It also helps me to manage stress and avoid burnout. By prioritizing self-care, I can maintain a healthy work-life balance and avoid feeling overwhelmed. It has also improved my overall academic performance and helped me to achieve academic success. In conclusion, managing personal wellness is crucial for both physical and mental health. As a future college student, it is important to prioritize self-care activities that help us maintain our well-being. For me, playing the guitar, reading, horseback riding, running, participating in theater, and practicing meditation are essential activities that help me maintain my well-being. These activities not only help me to destress and unwind but also improve my overall academic performance. By prioritizing self-care, we can achieve academic success while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Growing up in Tunisia has shaped my identity and personal development in ways that I could never have imagined. My experiences have taught me the value of hard work, determination, and resilience, and have made me the person I am today. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. As a result, I have always been determined to achieve my goals and make a positive impact in the world. When I made the decision to leave Tunisia and move to the USA to live with my father after 13 years of separation and pain, I knew that it was time to start building the life I had always desired. I had to choose whether to follow my path or live miserably in the past. So, I decided to succeed. I started digging deep into my thoughts to discover who I truly am, and I realized that my existence has a purpose. I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my own superhero and create my present. One of the ways I plan to create my present is by pursuing a career in biomedical engineering. This field combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I believe that by studying biomedical engineering, I will gain the skills and knowledge needed to develop innovative solutions that can improve the lives of patients and their families. In addition to biomedical engineering, I am also considering pursuing a career in brain surgery. This field has always fascinated me because of its complexity and the impact it can have on people's lives. As a brain surgeon, I would be able to help patients who are suffering from a wide range of neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, and brain tumors. I am excited about the prospect of using my skills and knowledge to make a real difference in people's lives and help them overcome some of the most challenging medical conditions. I believe that these potential careers will bring me fulfillment because they offer me the opportunity to make a positive impact in the world. By pursuing a career in biomedical engineering and brain surgery, I will be able to help patients who are suffering from some of the most challenging medical conditions. I will be able to use my skills and knowledge to develop innovative solutions that can improve the lives of patients and their families. I will be able to make a real difference in the world and leave a lasting legacy. In conclusion, I am excited about the prospect of pursuing a career in biomedical engineering and brain surgery. These potential careers offer me the opportunity to make a positive impact in the world and leave a lasting legacy. I am committed to working hard and achieving my goals, and I believe that with the right education and training, I can make a real difference in people's lives. I am grateful for the opportunities that lie ahead of me, and I am excited about the prospect of building the life I have always desired.

Growing up in Tunisia, a nation rich in cultural diversity, shaped my identity and personal development in ways that I am eternally grateful for. As a Tunisian, I feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. This responsibility has been a driving force in my life and has pushed me to go above and beyond in many aspects of my life. One of the most challenging decisions I had to make was to leave my country and move to the United States to live with my father after 13 years of separation and pain. This decision was not an easy one, but it was one that I had to make to pursue the life I truly deserve, face the real world, and achieve my dreams. I had to put a stone on my heart and make the difficult choice to leave my mother behind and start building the life I've always desired. The challenges that I've faced in my life have been many, including having divorced parents, a father who abandoned us and traveling abroad. However, despite the difficulties, I've been able to turn my pain into a source of pride. I learned at a young age to be self-sufficient and had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do housework to ensure that my mother never felt bad for not being able to do these things, even while I held the national competition to attend the pioneer middle school and took care of her meds when she was sick. Despite all of the difficulties, I was determined to succeed and turn my mother's suffering into a source of pride. And I did it! Now that I've left my mother and country behind, I'm more committed than ever to achieving my goals. I am interested in both medicine and engineering, and a major in biomedical engineering is the best for me. I am passionate about studying the human brain, and I believe that technology can be used to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. My vision for the future is clear. I want to become a brain surgeon and do plenty of research to study the most powerful thing on earth: the human brain. I'm excited by this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. I want to make a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve, and I promise to devote my time to doing good. In conclusion, my experiences growing up in Tunisia have shaped my identity and personal development in profound ways. I am grateful for the challenges that I've faced because they have pushed me to go above and beyond and pursue my dreams. Despite the difficulties, I've learned to be self-sufficient and determined to succeed. My vision for the future is to become a brain surgeon and to use technology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve, and I promise to devote my time to doing good.

Growing up in Tunisia has shaped my identity and personal development. However, my journey has not been without its challenges. My parents' divorce, my father's abandonment, and a society that has prejudices against single mothers have all contributed to my struggles. But I did not let those struggles define me. I am proud of the resilience I have demonstrated in the face of adversity, and I hope that my story can inspire someone else. The summer before my senior year was a turning point in my life. I had to make a decision that would change the course of my future. I decided to leave my country and move to the USA to live with my father after 13 years of separation and pain. It was a difficult decision to make, and I was riddled with doubts. I had to leave my mother behind, with whom I shared a unique bond, and start over in a foreign country with a father whom I barely knew. But I knew that it was the right decision for me. I could not continue living a life where I was not pursuing my dreams and aspirations. Despite the difficulties I faced, I persevered. I knew that I had to be self-sufficient, and I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework. All of this was to ensure that my mom never felt bad for not being able to do these things, even while I held the national competition to attend the pioneer middle school and had to take care of her meds when she was terribly sick. Seeing my mom in pain pushed me to study harder and be more determined to succeed. And I did it! My experience has taught me that resilience is not about denying pain or difficulty. It is about acknowledging them and then finding ways to overcome them. It is about discovering who you truly are and realizing that your existence has a purpose. I have come to understand that I do not exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me. I exist to be my own superhero, and I will no longer be a victim of what happened. I will be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. I desire to become a brain surgeon, and I am interested in both medicine and engineering, which is why I have chosen to major in biomedical engineering. I am excited about this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise that I will devote my time for good. I want to inspire others to have faith in themselves and to pursue their dreams. Life can be challenging, but we must never give up on our aspirations. Resilience is the key to overcoming adversity, and it is something that we all possess. We must believe in ourselves and our ability to rise to the challenge. When we do, we can achieve great things. In conclusion, my journey has been a difficult one, but it has also been one of growth and resilience. I hope that my story can inspire others to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams. We all can overcome adversity, and when we do, we can achieve great things.

As the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia, I had the opportunity to help many families in need. My main task was to plan philanthropic activities to assist these families in our community. I was also responsible for mentoring a team of 40 people, assessing our budget based on our goals, preparing sponsorship contracts, and contacting companies that might donate to our cause. One of the most memorable moments during my term was when we were able to deliver school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families in our community. Seeing the smiles on their faces made all the hard work and long hours worthwhile. I felt a great sense of pride in our team's work and its connection to the community. I won't claim it was an easy task. With exam periods and the pressures of high school, I often found myself fatigued and desperate. But the knowledge that we were making a positive impact on the lives of those in need helped keep me motivated. Throughout my term, I made several mistakes and learned a lot from this experience. These experiences enhanced my social life and helped me to move from being a timid girl to becoming a spokesperson for the organization. I found myself speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies to help people. I also learned how to be patient with team members, how to find solutions when my plans didn't work, and most importantly, how to manage my time as a student and a Club representative. Helping those in need was a deeply rewarding experience, and it taught me the importance of making a positive impact on the world. I'm extremely glad for this opportunity, and I hope to have similar experiences throughout my college years. In conclusion, being the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia allowed me to help many families in need. It was a challenging task, but seeing the smiles on their faces made all the hard work worthwhile. I learned many valuable lessons from this experience, including the importance of being patient with team members, finding solutions when plans don't work, and managing time effectively. Most importantly, it taught me the significance of making a positive impact on the world.

As a future physician with a major in biomedical engineering, I see myself as a positive force in society both now and in the future. My passion for medicine and engineering is fueled by a desire to make a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I believe that by combining principles from both fields, I can create innovative solutions to healthcare and medical problems. My commitment to social responsibility and community service has been evident throughout my life. During my high school years, I served as the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia. In this role, I was responsible for planning philanthropic activities to assist the families in my community that are in need. I mentored 40 people on how to establish our objective and achieve it in the time provided, assessing our budget based on our goal and preparing sponsorship contracts, contacting companies that may donate, and arranging money-making events to assist us to realize our target. Together, we delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. Seeing the smiles on the faces of these families made me forget about everything else and feel proud of the team's work with devoted hearts and connection to the community. Through this experience, I learned important skills that have shaped my thinking about social responsibility and community service. I learned how to be patient with team members, find solutions when my plans didn't work, and most importantly, manage my time as a student and a Club representative. It taught me how to be a spokesperson for an organization, speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies to help people. These skills will be essential to me as I move forward in my career as a physician. As a future brain surgeon and biomedical engineer, I see myself as a positive force in society. My goal is to use my knowledge and skills to provide innovative medical solutions that improve the lives of patients. I believe that my training in both medicine and engineering will enable me to approach healthcare problems from a unique perspective, and I am committed to finding solutions that make a real difference in people's lives. However, the parameters of current social norms shape my thinking in several ways. For example, there is a great deal of emphasis placed on individual achievement and success in our society. While I am certainly driven to succeed in my career, I also believe that it is important to use my skills and knowledge to help others. This is why I am committed to community service and social responsibility, and why I believe that my career as a physician and engineer will enable me to make a real difference in people's lives. In conclusion, I believe that my commitment to social responsibility and community service, combined with my passion for medicine and engineering, make me a positive force in society both now and in the future. I am committed to using my knowledge and skills to provide innovative medical solutions that improve the lives of patients, and I believe that my training in both fields will enable me to approach healthcare problems from a unique perspective. I am excited about the possibilities that the future holds, and I am confident that I can make a real difference in people's lives.

I have always been drawn to math. There's something about its logical structure of it that appeals to me. As a child, I enjoyed puzzles and problem-solving, and math seemed to offer a never-ending supply of both. But it wasn't until I discovered calculus that I truly fell in love with math. Calculus is a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of change and motion. It's a subject that allows us to understand and predict the behavior of the physical world around us. For me, calculus is not just a tool for solving problems, but a way of seeing the world. Through calculus, I can see the beauty and elegance in the way that the natural world operates. One of the most fundamental principles of calculus is the concept of limits. A limit is a value that a function approaches as the input approaches a certain value. This may seem like a small detail, but it has far-reaching implications. Limits are what allow us to take infinitesimal changes and turn them into something meaningful. They are the building blocks of calculus, and without them, we would not be able to understand the complex phenomena that calculus can explain. Another principle of calculus that has shaped my understanding of the world is the concept of derivatives. A derivative is a rate at which a function changes. This may seem like an abstract idea, but it has practical applications in fields ranging from physics to economics. Derivatives allow us to understand the behavior of things like velocity and acceleration, and they have helped us develop some of the most important scientific and engineering advancements of the modern era. But perhaps what draws me most to calculus is its ability to solve complex problems. Calculus has the power to take seemingly impossible problems and turn them into solvable ones. I remember the first time I learned how to solve a differential equation, and it felt like I had unlocked a whole new level of understanding. Suddenly, problems that had seemed insurmountable became approachable, and I was able to apply calculus to real-world problems in ways that I had never imagined before. My love for calculus has also influenced my academic pursuits. I am currently pursuing a degree in engineering, and calculus has been a cornerstone of my education. Whether I'm working on a design project or analyzing data, calculus is always there to help me make sense of the world around me. I have also been able to apply calculus to research projects, where I have used its principles to analyze complex systems and make predictions about their behavior. In conclusion, what draws me to math is its ability to explain the world around us. It's a language that we can use to describe the behavior of the natural world, and calculus is the most powerful tool in that language. Through calculus, I have gained a deeper appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the world, and I have been able to use its principles to solve some of the most challenging problems I have encountered. I am excited to continue exploring the world of math and to see where its principles can take me in the future.

Feminism, to me, means advocating for gender equality and promoting the empowerment of all individuals regardless of their gender. It involves fighting against discrimination, oppression, and stereotyping based on gender. Feminism is important because it aims to eliminate the barriers that prevent women from realizing their full potential and achieving their goals. It is a movement that seeks to create a world where all individuals are valued and treated equally. Growing up in Tunisia, I witnessed firsthand the impact of gender inequality on women. Despite the country's rich cultural diversity, women often faced discrimination and were limited in their opportunities. As a young girl, I was expected to fulfill certain societal expectations and conform to traditional gender roles. However, my mother, a single mother who worked hard to provide for my brother and me, showed me the strength and resilience of women. She taught me to be independent, hardworking, and determined. She is an inspiration to me and has impacted my view on feminism. Seeing her overcome the obstacles, including fighting the prejudice of our Tunisian society as a divorced woman, working hard to feed my brother and me and fighting her illness that cost her the ability to see with her right eye, faced has motivated me to fight for gender equality and to make a positive impact on society. As I pursue my education in biomedical engineering, I am committed to using my knowledge and skills to make a positive impact on healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I hope to advocate for the needs and rights of women and to promote gender equality in the healthcare system. In addition to my academic pursuits, I am also involved in various organizations that support and empower women. I volunteer at a local women's shelter, where I help provide support and resources for women who have experienced domestic violence or other forms of abuse. I also serve as a mentor for young girls in my community, helping to build their confidence and encourage them to pursue their goals. In conclusion, feminism is a movement that is essential for creating a world where all individuals are valued and treated equally. My personal experiences growing up in Tunisia have shaped my understanding of the importance of gender equality and motivated me to contribute to the feminist movement. My mother's resilience and determination have inspired me to advocate for women's rights and work toward eliminating the barriers that prevent women from realizing their full potential. As I pursue my goals in biomedical engineering and medicine, I am committed to making a positive impact on society and promoting gender equality in all aspects of life.

As a Tunisian immigrant to the United States, my definition of the American Dream is a journey toward self-realization and fulfillment of one's potential, regardless of where one comes from. Growing up in Tunisia, a country with a rich cultural heritage, I always felt a sense of responsibility to represent my community and country to the best of my ability. Despite the challenges I faced in my personal life, I learned the value of hard work, determination, and resilience, and these traits have become a part of my identity. The decision to leave my home country and move to the United States was a difficult one. I had to leave behind my mother and everything familiar to me, and it was a painful and emotional experience. However, I knew that I needed to pursue the life that I deserved and face the real world. The journey toward the American Dream has not been easy, but I am determined to make the most of it. For me, the American Dream is not just about achieving financial success, but also about making a positive impact on the world. As a future physician and biomedical engineer, I am committed to using my skills and knowledge to help people in need and to make a difference in the healthcare industry. Biomedical engineering combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems, and I am excited to be a part of this field. My desire to become a brain surgeon is driven by my passion for helping people and making a positive impact on their lives. I believe that healthcare is a fundamental human right, and I am committed to providing the best possible care to my patients. As a physician, I will work to improve the healthcare system and provide access to quality care for all, regardless of their socioeconomic background. My journey toward the American Dream has been shaped by my personal experiences and challenges. As a Tunisian immigrant, I have had to overcome obstacles and work hard to achieve my goals. However, I am grateful for these experiences, as they have taught me the importance of resilience, determination, and self-reliance. I am committed to using my skills and knowledge to make a positive impact on the world and to help others in need. In conclusion, the American Dream is a journey towards self-realization and fulfillment of one's potential, regardless of their background or where one comes from. As a Tunisian immigrant to the United States, I am committed to using my skills and knowledge to make a positive impact on the world and to help those in need. I am determined to become a successful physician and biomedical engineer and to devote my time and energy to making a difference in the healthcare industry.

As someone passionate about both medicine and engineering, I have found that a career in biomedical engineering is the best fit for me. My ultimate goal is to become a brain surgeon and to use my skills and expertise to make a positive impact on the world. Through my career choice and aspirations, I plan to make a difference in the healthcare system and the lives of the individuals I serve. The field of biomedical engineering combines principles from both engineering and biology, allowing for the creation of solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a biomedical engineering major, I have learned about the use of technology and engineering principles in the development of medical devices and techniques. With my knowledge of both fields, I believe I can make a significant contribution to the medical community and improve patient outcomes. My desire to become a brain surgeon stems from my fascination with the intricacies of the human brain and the incredible impact it has on our lives. As a surgeon, I will have the opportunity to directly help patients who are suffering from neurological conditions or injuries. I want to be part of the solution to finding new treatments, therapies, and cures for these complex disorders. I believe that by making a difference in the lives of individual patients, I can also contribute to the broader goal of improving the healthcare system as a whole. In addition to pursuing a career as a brain surgeon, I am also committed to using my skills and expertise to make a positive impact on society. I am passionate about finding ways to improve healthcare access and outcomes for marginalized communities. I want to work towards reducing healthcare disparities and ensure that everyone has access to quality healthcare, regardless of their socioeconomic status. One of how I plan to make a positive impact on the world is through volunteering and participating in medical mission trips. I believe that by providing medical care to those in need, I can help to alleviate suffering and make a positive impact on their lives. Through these experiences, I hope to gain a deeper understanding of the healthcare challenges faced by different communities and use this knowledge to drive change and make a difference. Ultimately, my goal is to be a physician who is dedicated to making a positive impact on the world. I am committed to devoting my time and skills to improving the healthcare system and the lives of the individuals I serve. I believe that a career in biomedical engineering and brain surgery will allow me to make a meaningful contribution to the medical community and to society as a whole. I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and I am committed to working tirelessly to achieve my goals and make a positive impact on the world.

During my journey of self-discovery and personal development, I came across a book that has transformed my life. That book is "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. The impact it made on me was profound, and it has helped me in my pursuit of success, both personally and professionally. The book is divided into four parts, with each part covering a different aspect of human relations. The first part covers techniques for handling people, and it taught me how to deal with difficult situations and people. The second part discusses techniques for getting people to like you, which has helped me to form meaningful relationships in both my personal and professional life. The third part covers ways to win people to your way of thinking, and it has helped me to persuade others and positively influence them. The fourth and final part is about leadership, and it taught me how to lead by example, be a good listener, and inspire others. One of the most valuable lessons I learned from this book is that the most important thing in human relations is to make the other person feel important. As someone who has been through a lot of pain and struggles, this lesson was particularly meaningful to me. It made me realize that everyone has their own struggles and challenges, and it's important to show empathy and understanding to others. By making others feel important, I have been able to build stronger relationships and improve my communication skills. Another lesson that has transformed my life is the importance of listening to others. As someone who has been through a lot of hardships, I often feel the need to talk about my own experiences and problems. However, this book taught me that the most effective way to build relationships and influence others is by being a good listener. By listening to others, I have been able to understand their perspectives and needs, and it has helped me to build stronger relationships. Overall, "How to Win Friends and Influence People" has transformed my life by providing me with valuable insights and techniques for improving my human relations skills. It has helped me to become a better communicator, a better listener, and a better leader. It has also helped me to build stronger relationships and achieve my goals. As I pursue my dream of becoming a brain surgeon, I know that the lessons I learned from this book will be invaluable in my interactions with patients, colleagues, and others in the healthcare field. In conclusion, my journey of self-discovery and personal development has been a challenging but rewarding experience. The decision to leave my country and pursue my dreams was not an easy one, but it was necessary for my personal growth and development. The book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" has played a significant role in my journey, and it has transformed my life in many ways. I am grateful for the lessons I have learned from this book, and I am excited to continue my journey of personal growth and development.

Growing up in a single-parent, low-income household in Tunisia has had a profound impact on my personal development and has led me to persevere through many challenges. Despite the struggles I faced, I am proud of my identity as a Tunisian and feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community in the best way possible. Leaving my mother to move to the USA to live with my father was an incredibly difficult decision, but it was a necessary step in pursuing the life I deserved. My childhood was marked by pain and struggle, with divorced parents, an absent father, and a mother who had to navigate the prejudices of Tunisian society as a single mother raising two children. As a result, I had to grow up quickly and learn how to be self-sufficient, taking on household tasks to support my mother and ensure she never felt bad for not being able to do them. Despite these difficulties, I was determined to succeed, and I worked hard to earn a place in the pioneer middle school through a national competition. Seeing my mother in pain pushed me to study even harder, and I turned her suffering into a source of pride. Now, having left my home country to pursue my dreams, I am committed to making a positive impact in my community and the world. My goal is to become a brain surgeon, and I am excited by the possibilities of biomedical engineering as a major. Combining principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems is an area that interests me greatly. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I know firsthand the challenges that people from low-income backgrounds face in accessing quality healthcare, and I want to use my skills and knowledge to address these issues. In addition, I am passionate about promoting education and empowering individuals in my community. I believe that everyone deserves access to quality education and that by supporting others, we can create a better future for everyone. My experiences growing up have taught me the importance of perseverance, hard work, and resilience. I have had to overcome many challenges to get to where I am today, and I know that there will be more challenges to come. But I am determined to succeed and to use my life experience to make a positive impact in the world. I want to show others from similar backgrounds that anything is possible with hard work and determination. I want to be an inspiration to others who have faced adversity and show them that they can achieve their dreams if they are willing to work for it. I want to use my experiences to create a better future for others and to make a positive impact in my community and the world. In conclusion, my experiences growing up in a single-parent, low-income household in Tunisia have taught me the importance of perseverance, hard work, and resilience. While it was difficult to leave my home country and the people I love, I know that pursuing my dreams is the right decision. I am committed to using my life experience to make a positive impact in the world and to inspire others to achieve their dreams. I am excited about the possibilities that the future holds and look forward to making a difference in the world.

Growing up in a single-parent household was not easy, but it has shaped me into the person I am today. As a young girl in Tunisia, I had to learn to be self-sufficient at a very young age. I had to take care of my mother, do the housework, and make sure we had food on the table. Despite these challenges, I never lost sight of my goals. I was determined to succeed, and I knew that education was the key to my success. Sports have played a crucial role in my life. Horseback riding has been particularly transformative for me. When I ride, I feel a sense of peace and harmony. It's as if all of the stress and anxiety of the day just melt away. Riding has taught me the importance of patience, perseverance, and dedication. It's not just about mastering the technical skills, but also about building a relationship with the horse. This requires trust, communication, and mutual respect. As I grew older, I knew that I wanted to pursue a career in medicine. I am interested in both medicine and engineering, which is why I believe that a major in biomedical engineering is the best path for me. I want to use my skills to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. My ultimate goal is to become a brain surgeon, and I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. However, the path to achieving my goals has not been easy. I had to make a difficult decision by leaving my mother and my country to move to the United States to live with my father. It was a painful decision, but I knew that I had to put my own needs first. I could not continue to be a victim of my past. I had to choose to follow my own path and build the life that I had always desired. It has not been easy to adjust to life in a new country, but I am determined to succeed. I know that I have the skills, dedication, and resilience to overcome any obstacle. Sports have taught me that success is not just about talent or ability, but also about hard work and determination. I am confident that I have what it takes to achieve my goals and make a positive impact on the world. Growing up in Tunisia, a nation rich in cultural diversity has shaped my identity and personal development. I am proud to be Tunisian, and I feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. Despite the challenges I have faced, I am grateful for everything that has brought me to where I am today. I am excited to see what the future holds and to continue pursuing my dreams with passion and dedication.

Growing up in Tunisia, I faced many challenges and obstacles, from a broken family to a tough society that did not easily accept a single mother raising her children alone. These experiences shaped my identity and personal development, and I feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. However, as I grew older, I realized that to make a positive impact on the world, I needed to focus on my own personal growth and success. After much contemplation, I made the difficult decision to leave my mother and my country to pursue my dream of becoming a brain surgeon. This was a major turning point in my life, as I had to overcome my fears and doubts and learn to become my own superhero, rather than waiting for someone else to save me. I decided to study biomedical engineering, a field that combines my interests in both medicine and engineering and provides solutions to healthcare and medical problems. My journey has not been easy, but I have learned to persevere and stay committed to my goals. I am determined to make a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve, and I believe that by becoming a brain surgeon, I can make a significant difference in people's lives. Throughout my journey, I have also had the opportunity to impact the lives of others. Despite the challenges and difficulties I faced growing up, I learned to be self-sufficient and take care of my family. I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework at a young age to ensure that my mom never felt bad for not being able to do these things. I held the national competition to attend the pioneer middle school while taking care of my mother's medication when she was terribly sick. Seeing her in pain pushed me to study harder and be more determined to succeed, turning her suffering into a source of pride. This experience taught me the value of hard work, determination, and empathy, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have made a positive impact on my mother's life. In addition to impacting my mother's life, I hope to make a positive impact on the lives of my patients and those around me. I am committed to using my skills and knowledge to improve the healthcare system and provide the best possible care to those in need. As a brain surgeon, I will have the opportunity to impact not only the lives of individual patients but also the healthcare system as a whole. In conclusion, my journey has been shaped by the challenges and obstacles I faced growing up in Tunisia. However, I have learned to be self-sufficient, determined, and empathetic, and these qualities have helped me to make a positive impact on the lives of those around me. I am excited to continue on my path to becoming a brain surgeon and making a difference in the healthcare system and the lives of my patients. I am proud to be Tunisian and am committed to representing my country and community to the best of my ability.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, has shaped my identity and personal growth in profound ways. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I faced many challenges that made me mature and autonomous, such as dealing with divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, and being left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society. My mother was a single mother with two children to raise and eventually half-blind because of a rare illness that affected her eyes. Despite my young age, I needed to be self-sufficient, and I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework to ensure that my mom never felt bad for not being able to do these things. These experiences taught me to be responsible, independent, and resilient, even in the face of adversity. I was also successful in my academics as I was a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, which only accepted students who achieved a first-class honors grade in the national competition. However, during my senior year, I faced a crisis in the education system in Tunisia. With the teachers' strike and the Ministry of Education's lack of response, I couldn't wait any longer. Every day, the desire to pursue the life I truly deserved haunted me. I decided to leave my country and move to the USA to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I finally understood that my life matters, and I won't deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness of my past. I exist to be my superhero and won't be a victim of what happened to me. Now, I have left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. I desire to become a brain surgeon, and a major in biomedical engineering is the best fit for me. I am excited about biomedical engineering because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise to devote my time to doing research and inventing treatments using technology. I will build hospitals and help people in rural regions get access to advanced treatments. I promise to create a better future for the healthcare system. I am applying for this scholarship to pursue my dream of becoming a brain surgeon and making a positive impact on the healthcare system. Thank you for considering my application.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, has shaped my identity and personal growth in profound ways. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I faced many challenges that made me mature and autonomous, such as dealing with divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, and being left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society. My mother was a single mother with two children to raise and eventually half-blind because of a rare illness that affected her eyes. Despite my young age, I needed to be self-sufficient, and I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework to ensure that my mom never felt bad for not being able to do these things. These experiences taught me to be responsible, independent, and resilient, even in the face of adversity. I was also successful in my academics as I was a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, which only accepted students who achieved a first-class honors grade in the national competition. However, during my senior year, I faced a crisis in the education system in Tunisia. With the teachers' strike and the Ministry of Education's lack of response, I couldn't wait any longer. Every day, the desire to pursue the life I truly deserved haunted me. I decided to leave my country and move to the USA to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I finally understood that my life matters, and I won't deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness of my past. I exist to be my superhero and won't be a victim of what happened to me. Now, I have left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. I desire to become a brain surgeon, and a major in biomedical engineering is the best fit for me. I am excited about biomedical engineering because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise to devote my time to doing research and inventing treatments using technology. I will build hospitals and help people in rural regions get access to advanced treatments. I promise to create a better future for the healthcare system. I am applying for this scholarship to pursue my dream of becoming a brain surgeon and making a positive impact on the healthcare system. Thank you for considering my application.

The best piece of financial advice I have ever received came from my grandpa during a conversation about saving and investing. He told me, "Pay yourself first and let your money work for you." This advice has stuck with me and has guided my financial decisions throughout my college career and beyond. To me, paying yourself first means making savings a top priority. It means setting aside money for your future goals before spending on anything else. I've taken this advice to heart and have made it a habit to save a portion of every paycheck I receive. Even when I was earning minimum wage in my first job, I made sure to set aside some money for my savings account. This approach has helped me build a strong financial foundation and has given me the confidence to pursue my goals. One of the ways that I have utilized my grandpa's advice throughout my college career is by creating a budget. I've always believed that it's essential to have a clear understanding of your income and expenses. By tracking my spending, I can see where my money is going and make adjustments to ensure that I am living within my means. I use a spreadsheet to track my expenses and have categories for everything from rent and utilities to groceries and entertainment. Another way I have applied this advice is by setting up automatic transfers to my savings account. As soon as I receive my paycheck, a portion of it is automatically transferred to my savings account. This ensures that I am consistently putting money away and not tempted to spend it on non-essential purchases. While saving is crucial, my grandpa's advice also emphasized the importance of investing. By letting your money work for you, you can take advantage of compound interest and grow your investments over time. I've always been interested in investing, and I've spent a lot of time learning about the stock market and different investment strategies. I believe that a diversified portfolio of stocks and mutual funds can provide long-term growth and help me achieve my financial goals. Of course, investing comes with risks, and it's important to do your research and make informed decisions. That's why I have made it a priority to educate myself about personal finance and investing. I've read books and articles, attended workshops, and even taken a personal finance class to learn more about money management and investing. My grandpa's advice has also influenced my approach to spending. While I enjoy shopping and treating myself to nice things, I try to be mindful of my spending habits and prioritize my financial goals. For example, if I have a big purchase in mind, like a new laptop, I will set a savings goal and work towards that goal over several months. This helps me avoid impulse purchases and stay on track with my financial plan. Looking beyond college, I plan to continue to utilize my grandpa's advice in all aspects of my financial life. As I start my career, I plan to prioritize saving for an emergency fund, retirement, and other long-term goals. I also plan to continue investing in a diversified portfolio of stocks and mutual funds, with the guidance of a financial advisor. In addition, I hope to use my financial knowledge and skills to give back to my community. My grandpa has always been a strong advocate for philanthropy and giving back, and I hope to follow in his footsteps. By building a strong financial foundation for myself, I will be better equipped to support charitable causes and make a positive impact on the world. In conclusion, the financial advice I received from my grandpa to pay myself first and let my money work for me has been a guiding principle for my financial decisions. By prioritizing saving, investing, and being mindful of my spending, I have been able to build a strong financial foundation for myself and set myself up for future success. I am grateful for my grandpa's wisdom and guidance, and I plan to continue to apply his advice throughout my life. By making smart financial decisions and staying committed to my goals, I am confident that I will be able to achieve financial security and give back to my community.

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. It threatens the health and well-being of both humans and the planet. In my opinion, the most impactful way to combat climate change is through a combination of personal actions and political advocacy. On a personal level, I strive to reduce my carbon footprint by making conscious decisions in my daily life. I believe that individual actions can make a significant impact on the environment, and so I try to do my part in reducing my own carbon emissions. For example, I choose to walk or bike instead of driving whenever possible, and I try to use public transportation when I can't. I also reduce my energy consumption by turning off lights and electronics when they're not in use, and I try to use energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs. Another way I combat climate change is by reducing my consumption of animal products. Animal agriculture is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, so I choose to eat plant-based meals as much as possible. I also try to reduce my waste by composting and recycling. While personal actions are important, they are not enough to combat climate change on their own. We need systemic change to address the root causes of climate change. That's why I believe that political advocacy is a critical way to combat climate change. We need to pressure our government leaders to take action to address climate change. This can include policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, transition to renewable energy sources, and invest in sustainable infrastructure. I strive to fight climate change through political advocacy by participating in climate marches and contacting my elected representatives to express my support for climate action. I also try to stay informed on climate policy and advocate for policies that align with my values. Additionally, I support organizations that are working to address climate change, both through donations and volunteer work. In conclusion, I believe that the most impactful way to combat climate change is through a combination of personal actions and political advocacy. While individual actions are important, they are not enough to address the scale of the problem. We need systemic change to transition to a sustainable future, and that requires political action. I will continue to strive to fight climate change in my personal life and through political advocacy, and I encourage others to do the same. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a livable future for generations to come.

Generational wealth is a concept that has been on my mind a lot lately. Growing up, I watched my parents work tirelessly to provide for our family, often sacrificing their own wants and need to ensure that my siblings and I had everything we needed. While I am grateful for the sacrifices they made, I don't want to have to make the same sacrifices for my own children. Instead, I want to create a legacy of wealth that can be passed down from generation to generation. To me, generational wealth means having financial security and stability that can last for multiple generations. It means being able to pass down assets, investments, and businesses to my children and grandchildren so that they can build on what I have created and continue to grow our family's wealth. It means creating a foundation that my family can rely on, even if unexpected financial challenges arise. So, how do I plan to achieve generational wealth in the future? First and foremost, I believe that education is key. I am currently pursuing a degree in finance, which will give me the knowledge and skills to make sound financial decisions and investments. I am also taking classes on entrepreneurship and business management so that I can eventually start my own business and create a source of passive income that can be passed down to future generations. Another important step in building generational wealth is investing. I have already started investing in stocks, mutual funds, and real estate, and I plan to continue to do so in the future. I believe that a diversified investment portfolio is key to long-term financial success, and I plan to work with financial advisors to ensure that my investments are smart and strategic. One thing that I am particularly passionate about is real estate investing. I believe that owning and managing rental properties is a great way to build wealth over time. Not only can rental income provide a steady stream of passive income, but real estate also tends to appreciate over time. My goal is to eventually own multiple rental properties, which can be passed down to my children and grandchildren. Of course, building generational wealth is not just about accumulating assets and investments. It's also about creating a legacy of financial responsibility and stewardship. I believe that it is important to teach my children and grandchildren about the importance of financial management and planning. I want them to understand the value of hard work and saving, and to be responsible with the wealth that they inherit. In conclusion, generational wealth is very important to me. I believe that it is possible to create a legacy of financial stability and security that can last for generations to come. By pursuing education, investing wisely, and teaching my family about financial responsibility, I am confident that I can achieve my goal of creating a foundation of wealth that can be passed down to future generations.

Growing up in Tunisia has been a defining experience in my life. Tunisia is a culturally diverse country with a rich history, and I am proud to call it my home. However, my journey has not been without its challenges. The biggest obstacle I faced was dealing with my parents' divorce and my father abandoning us. As a young child, I had to learn to be self-sufficient and take on adult responsibilities to support my mother, who suffered from a rare illness that affected her eyesight. Despite the challenges, I was successful in my academics and attended a prestigious school in Sfax. But my senior year presented a significant challenge. The education system was in crisis, and the school year was on hold, leaving my future uncertain. I knew that I had to pursue my dreams, and I made the difficult decision to leave my country and move to the United States to live with my father after thirteen years apart. The decision to leave my mother, friends, school, and country was not an easy one, but I knew that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I realized that my life mattered, and I had to be my superhero. I chose to pursue my education and goal, to become a brain surgeon. I am passionate about biomedical engineering and combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. My experience has taught me resilience, determination, and the value of hard work. It has also shaped my beliefs and relationships, and I value the importance of family while focusing on my own needs and pursuing my passions. I am grateful for the opportunity to live in a country that values education and individualism, and I want to use the opportunities I have been given to make a positive impact on the world. I am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve. Overcoming adversity has made me stronger and more determined to pursue my goals. I am proud to be Tunisian, and I hope to represent my country and community well through my achievements and the positive impact I hope to make in the lives of others. In conclusion, my journey has not been easy, but it has made me the person I am today. I am grateful for the opportunities that have come my way, and I am excited about the future that lies ahead. I hope that my story can inspire others who may be facing similar challenges to never give up on their dreams and to be their own superheroes. Thank you for considering my application.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country has significantly impacted my identity and personal growth. As a proud Tunisian, I feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. However, my journey has not been without its challenges. I faced a lot of adversity, but I have always been determined to overcome it. One of the biggest challenges I faced was dealing with my parents' divorce and my father abandoning us. Being left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society, meant that I had to take on a lot of responsibility. As a single mother with two children to raise and eventually half-blind due to a rare illness that affected her eye, my mother needed my support, and I had to learn how to be self-sufficient. At a young age, I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework to ensure that my mother never felt bad for not being able to do these things. It was tough, but I knew I had to be strong for my family. During my senior year, faced a significant challenge. A crisis in the education system meant that the school year was put on hold, and it was uncertain when it would resume. I couldn't wait any longer; I was eager to pursue the life I truly deserved and face the real world. So, I made the difficult decision to leave my country and move to the USA to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I understood that my life matters, and I won’t deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness of my past. I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my superhero. I won't be a victim of what happened; I'll be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. Leaving my mother, my school, my friends, and my country was a significant challenge, but I was determined to pursue my education and goals. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I desire to become a brain surgeon, and I chose biomedical engineering as my major because I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. I am determined to achieve my goals and am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve. In conclusion, my experiences growing up in Tunisia have played a significant role in shaping my character and my resilience in overcoming adversity. I have learned to be self-sufficient and independent, and I am determined to succeed in my education and future career as a brain surgeon. I am proud to be Tunisian, and I hope to represent my country and community well through my achievements and the positive impact I hope to make in the lives of others. My journey has not been easy, but it has made me stronger and more determined to pursue my goals. I am grateful for the opportunities that have come my way, and I am excited about the future that lies ahead.

As someone who is planning to pursue a career in biomedical engineering and medicine, there is one technology that inspires me when it comes to making the world a better place: prosthetics. Prosthetics are not a new technology, but they have come a long way in recent years, thanks to advancements in materials, design, and manufacturing. Prosthetics are artificial limbs or body parts that can be attached to a person's body to replace a missing or non-functioning body part. They can be customized to fit the individual's body and can be controlled through the use of electrodes. What inspires me about prosthetics is the impact they can have on people's lives. Losing a limb or body part can be a traumatic and life-changing experience, but prosthetics can help individuals regain their independence, mobility, and confidence. With the help of prosthetics, people can return to work, participate in sports and other physical activities, and perform daily tasks that they may have thought were impossible. The technology behind prosthetics is constantly evolving, and researchers are working to develop new and innovative designs that can improve functionality and comfort for the user. For example, some prosthetics now use sensors that allow the user to control the prosthetic using their thoughts, making the prosthetic feel more like a natural part of their body. Other prosthetics use advanced materials that can better mimic the movement and feel of real limbs. Prosthetics are not just limited to replacing missing limbs or body parts, either. There are also prosthetics designed for individuals with hearing or vision loss, allowing them to regain some of their sensory abilities. As someone passionate about the intersection of medicine and engineering, I am inspired by the potential that prosthetics have to improve people's lives. In my future career as a neurosurgeon, I hope to be able to work with individuals who have lost limbs or body parts and help them improve their quality of life through the use of prosthetics. Also, the technology behind prosthetics relies on advancements in engineering, materials science, and computer science and requires input from medical professionals and the individuals who will use the prosthetics. This collaboration can lead to not only better prosthetic technology but also improved medical care and outcomes for patients. I am excited to see how this technology will continue to evolve and how it will be used to help people in the future.

To succeed in college and attain my goal of becoming a brain surgeon, I have developed a strategic plan that will ensure my success. The first step is to create a schedule that will allow me to balance my academics, extracurricular activities, and personal life. I plan to attend all my classes, actively participate in class discussions, and take diligent notes to ensure I understand the course content. Additionally, I will study regularly, complete all assignments on time, and seek help when necessary. To supplement my learning, I plan to engage in extracurricular activities that will allow me to apply my skills and knowledge to real-world problems. I will join clubs such as the Biomedical Engineering Society and volunteer at hospitals and clinics to gain practical experience and interact with other like-minded individuals. Furthermore, I plan to attend seminars, workshops, and conferences to gain exposure to the latest trends and advancements in the field of healthcare and engineering. To ensure I have a solid foundation, I will prioritize my mental and physical health. This will include getting enough sleep, eating healthy, and exercising regularly. I will also take breaks when necessary to avoid burnout and stay motivated. Finally, I will seek guidance and support from mentors and advisors to help me navigate the challenges of college and provide me with insights and knowledge that will be essential to my success. With a clear focus on my goals and a structured plan, I am confident that I will succeed in college and attain my dream of becoming a brain surgeon. The benefits of a college degree cannot be overstated. It provides a solid foundation of knowledge, skills, and experience that are essential in today's competitive job market. A college degree increases job opportunities, earnings potential, and job security. It also allows for personal growth and development, including critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills. Additionally, a college degree provides an opportunity to make valuable connections with professors, classmates, and professionals in the field. Moreover, pursuing a college degree in a field that I am passionate about provides me with the opportunity to make a positive impact on society. As a future brain surgeon, I will be able to improve people's lives by providing innovative solutions to healthcare problems. I will be able to participate in research and develop new treatments that will help people who suffer from neurological disorders. Overall, obtaining a college degree is crucial to achieving my goals and making a positive impact on society. My passion for biomedical engineering and neurosurgery motivates me to succeed in college and make a difference in the world. I am confident that with a structured plan, dedication, and support from mentors and advisors, I will achieve my goals and make a positive impact on society.

Writing has always been an important tool for me to express my thoughts and ideas, especially when speaking isn't enough. As someone fluent in three different languages, writing allows me to communicate in whichever language I feel most comfortable in. Whether it's Arabic, French, or English, I enjoy the freedom to express myself through different languages and writing styles. My love for reading books has also played a significant role in my passion for writing. The more books I read, the more I become inspired to write my own stories, poems, and articles. I find that writing allows me to explore my creativity and imagination in a way that no other activity can. While many people prefer to type their writing on a computer, I find the process of writing by hand on paper to be much more fulfilling. I love the sound of my pencil scratching against the paper and the feel of the paper beneath my fingers. Writing by hand allows me to slow down and truly connect with my thoughts, as opposed to the fast-paced nature of typing on a keyboard. One of the biggest benefits of writing is the ability to reflect on my thoughts and emotions. When I write about my experiences, I can process and understand my feelings better. It's a way for me to sort out my thoughts and make sense of complex situations. Through writing, I have gained a deeper understanding of myself and the world around me. Writing has also become a form of therapy for me. When I am feeling overwhelmed or stressed, I turn to my notebook and let my thoughts flow onto the page. Writing has a cathartic effect that allows me to release my emotions healthily. It's a way for me to cope with difficult situations and work through challenging emotions, especially as it allows me to go back to what I wrote and interpret my feelings at times of anger or pain so I can work on my emotions. Overall, writing is an essential part of my life. It allows me to express myself in different languages, connect with my thoughts and emotions, and leave a lasting legacy. The act of writing by hand on paper is a cherished ritual that I enjoy and look forward to every day. Writing has become a tool for me to explore my creativity and imagination, and I will continue to use it to grow and evolve as a person.

On December 31st, 2021, my world was turned upside down. It was supposed to be a day of celebration and new beginnings, but instead, it was a day of devastating loss. My grandmother and uncle, two of the most important people in my life, both passed away on the very same day, just 15 minutes apart. The pain and grief were overwhelming, and it felt like my world had shattered into a million pieces. But as I tried to make sense of the tragedy and the impact it would have on my life, I realized that their passing had given me a renewed sense of purpose and clarity. Amid my grief, I began to focus on what truly mattered in my life. I realized that I had been allowing the difficulties of my past to hold me back from pursuing my dreams and achieving my goals. I had been living as a spectator in my own life, waiting for someone else to save me, instead of taking control and becoming my superhero. But the loss of my loved ones made me realize that my life was too precious to waste on self-pity and despair. I had a purpose and a destiny, and it was up to me to fulfill it. With this renewed sense of purpose, I decided to leave everything behind and pursue my dreams. I left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I had always desired. I knew that I wanted to become a brain surgeon, and I chose biomedical engineering as my major because it combines my passions for medicine and engineering. I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. As a future physician, I am dedicated to doing everything I can to improve the healthcare system. I promise to devote my time to research and development, using technology to create solutions to medical problems. I will work to make advanced treatments and medical care accessible to people in rural regions. I will create hospitals and other medical facilities where people can get the care they need to live healthy and happy lives. I know that my journey will not be easy, but I am committed to overcoming any obstacles that come my way. I will work hard and stay focused on my goals. I will not let fear or doubt hold me back. I know that my loved ones would want me to succeed and to live my best life, and I plan to honor their memory by doing just that. The loss of my grandmother and uncle has taught me that life is short and fragile and that we must make the most of every moment we have. It has given me a new appreciation for the power of perseverance and resilience, and the importance of never giving up on our dreams. I know that there will be challenges and setbacks along the way, but I am determined to keep fighting until I achieve my goals. The loss of my loved ones has given me a new sense of purpose and determination. I am committed to pursuing my dreams and achieving my goals, no matter what obstacles come my way. I know that my journey will be difficult, but I am prepared to do whatever it takes to make a positive impact on the world and honor the memory of my grandmother and uncle. I am grateful for the time I had with them, and I will carry their love and wisdom with me always as I strive to create a better future for myself and others.

As someone who values financial literacy and its importance, I plan to educate myself and others on the topic in a few different ways. First and foremost, I believe that reading non-fiction books about financial success are a great way to gain knowledge and insight into the subject. There are countless books out there that cover various aspects of personal finance, from budgeting and saving to investing and entrepreneurship. By reading these books, I can learn from the experiences and expertise of others who have achieved financial success, and I can apply those lessons to my own life. In addition to reading, I also plan to save money and practice self-control. Saving money is a crucial aspect of financial literacy, and it requires discipline and self-control. By making a conscious effort to save a portion of my income each month, I can build up a savings account and set myself up for long-term financial stability. And by training myself to resist the temptation to spend money impulsively, I can avoid the pitfalls of debt and overspending. When it comes to educating others about financial literacy, I believe that leading by example is a powerful way to make a difference. By practicing what I preach and demonstrating good financial habits, I can inspire others to do the same. I can share my experiences and knowledge with friends and family, and encourage them to read financial books and save money as well. I also believe that it's important to create opportunities for others to learn about financial literacy in a more formal setting. This might involve organizing a workshop or seminar, inviting a financial expert to speak, or partnering with a local community organization to provide financial education resources. By making financial literacy education more accessible and engaging, we can help more people build the skills and knowledge they need to achieve financial success. Finally, I think it's important to recognize that financial literacy is not just about personal finance - it's also about understanding how money and finance work on a larger scale. This includes knowledge of financial systems, the stock market, and the economy as a whole. By staying informed about current events and reading about economic trends, I can deepen my understanding of financial concepts and stay up-to-date on developments in the field. In conclusion, becoming financially literate is a process that requires ongoing learning and practice. By reading financial books, saving money, and practicing self-control, I can improve my financial literacy and set a positive example for others. And by creating opportunities for others to learn about financial literacy, both informally and through more formal education, we can help more people build the skills and knowledge they need to achieve financial success.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I faced many challenges that made me mature and autonomous: I was dealing with Divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, being left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society, a single mother with two children to raise, and eventually half-blind because of a rare illness that got her eye. Despite my young age, I needed to be self-sufficient, and I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework. All of this is to ensure that my mom never feels bad for not being able to do these things. I was also successful in my academics as I was a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, which only got those who get a first-class honors grade in the national competition. During my senior year summer, with the teachers, and ministry of the education crisis, I couldn’t do it any longer... Every day, that eager desire to pursue the life I truly deserve, to face the real world, haunted me. So I put a stone on my heart and made the decision to leave my country and move to the USA to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I finally understood that my life matters, I won’t deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness in my past, I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my superhero and I'll no longer be a victim of what happened; I'll be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. Now, I've left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I desire to become a brain surgeon and I chose biomedical engineering as a major since I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. I am determined to achieve my goals and am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve. I desire to become a brain surgeon and since I am interested in both medicine and engineering, a major in biomedical engineering is the best for me. I’m so excited by this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise that I will devote my time to doing research and inventing treatments for using technology. I will build hospitals and help people in rural regions get access to advanced treatments. I promise I will create a better future for the healthcare system.

Growing up, I always knew that education was important, but it wasn't until I started high school that I realized just how crucial it was to achieve my goals. As I began to explore different career paths and set my sights on attending a top university, I quickly realized that I would need all the help and support I could get. Fortunately, I didn't have to look very far to find my biggest cheerleader and advocate: my mom. From the moment I expressed an interest in attending college, my mom was there for me every step of the way. She listened to my concerns, answered my questions, and offered her unwavering support no matter what. Even when I doubted my abilities or felt overwhelmed by the workload, my mom was always there to remind me of my strengths and encourage me to keep pushing forward. One of the things I appreciate most about my mom's support is that she never tried to push me in a certain direction or dictate what I should do with my life. Instead, she listened to my goals and aspirations and offered guidance and advice as I navigated the path toward achieving them. Whether it was helping me with my college applications or talking through the pros and cons of different career paths, my mom always put my needs and desires first. She was my best friend, my counselor, and my life coach. She also succeeded in replacing my father by being there for me financially and emotionally. Perhaps the most valuable thing my mom provided during my educational journey was her unwavering belief in me. Even when I doubted my abilities or felt like giving up, my mom was always there to remind me of my strengths and offer a word of encouragement. Whether it was a long talk over coffee or an energetic hug when I needed it most, her support helped me to stay focused and motivated through even the toughest times. Looking back on my educational journey so far, I know that I couldn't have made it this far without my mom's support. Her unwavering encouragement and belief in me have helped me to overcome obstacles and achieve goals I never thought possible. Thanks to her support, I've been able to pursue my dreams with confidence and determination, knowing that I have someone in my corner who believes in me no matter what. As I move forward in my educational journey, I know that I will continue to rely on my mom's support and guidance. Whether I'm navigating the challenges of college coursework or exploring new career paths, I know that I can count on her to be there for me every step of the way. Her love and support have truly been a gift that I will always cherish, and I'm grateful to have such a wonderful mother in my life.

As a student, I understand the importance of making sustainable choices in my daily life. Our daily choices can have a significant impact on the environment, and we all must strive to live sustainably to help protect our planet for future generations. One of the ways that I strive to live sustainably each day is by reducing my carbon footprint. This means taking steps to minimize the number of greenhouse gases that I produce. For example, I try to walk or bike instead of drive whenever possible, and I take public transportation when I need to go further. This not only reduces my carbon footprint but also saves me money on gas and parking fees. Additionally, I make sure to turn off lights and electronics when I'm not using them, as this can help to reduce my energy usage and save resources. Another way that I strive to live sustainably is by reducing my waste. This includes things like recycling, composting, and reducing the amount of single-use plastics that I use. For example, I bring a reusable water bottle and coffee cup with me when I leave the house, and I use reusable grocery bags instead of disposable plastic bags. This not only helps to reduce my waste but also saves me money in the long run. In addition to reducing my carbon footprint and waste, I also make an effort to purchase sustainable products. This includes things like clothing made from organic or recycled materials, and household items like cleaning supplies and toiletries that are made from environmentally friendly ingredients. By making these choices, I am supporting companies that are committed to sustainability, and I am helping to reduce my impact on the environment. Finally, I educate myself and others about the importance of living sustainably. This includes things like volunteering for environmental organizations, participating in community events and initiatives, and sharing information and resources with others. By educating myself and others, I am raising awareness and helping to create a more sustainable future. In conclusion, our daily choices can have a significant impact on the environment, and we all must strive to live sustainably. I do this by reducing my carbon footprint, reducing my waste, purchasing sustainable products, and educating myself and others about the importance of living sustainably. By making these choices, I am helping to create a more sustainable future for ourselves and for generations to come.

As a student, managing finances is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, we, students, often have limited income, whether from part-time jobs, allowances, or scholarships. This means that every penny counts and it is essential to budget and prioritizes spending to ensure that money is available for essentials like food, rent, and textbooks. Secondly, managing finances helps to build good habits and prepare for the future. Students who can manage their money effectively are more likely to be able to handle their finances as they enter the workforce and start earning full-time salaries. To manage my finances well, I have taken several steps. Firstly, I create a budget and stick to it. This involves tracking my income and expenses and making sure that I am not spending more than I earn. To do this, I use a budgeting app that helps me keep track of my spending and set financial goals. Secondly, I prioritize my spending. I make sure to cover essentials like rent, food, and utilities before indulging in non-essential expenses like eating out or buying clothes. Thirdly, I look for ways to reduce my expenses. This can include things like buying used textbooks, cooking meals at home, and taking advantage of student discounts. Another important aspect of managing finances as a student is saving. I make sure to set aside a portion of my income each month for emergencies, unexpected expenses, and long-term goals like a down payment on a house or retirement. To help me save, I have set up automatic transfers from my checking account to my savings account each month. This helps me to save consistently and reach my financial goals more quickly. Finally, I have taken steps to educate myself about personal finance. This includes reading books and articles, attending seminars, and speaking with financial advisors. This has helped me to understand the basics of budgeting, saving, and investing, and has given me the tools and knowledge I need to make informed financial decisions. In conclusion, managing finances is important for students for several reasons, including the need to live within their means, build good habits, and prepare for the future. To manage my finances well, I have created a budget, prioritized my spending, reduced my expenses, saved regularly, and educated myself about personal finance. By doing these things, I am taking control of my finances and setting myself up for success in the future.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. As a young child, I faced numerous challenges, including divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, and my mother, who was left to raise two children and suffered from the prejudices of our Tunisian society as a divorced lady. Despite these difficulties, I was determined to succeed in my academics and was proud to be a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, where I was one of the few students who earned a first-class honors grade in the national competition. During my senior year of high school, I realized that my desire to pursue my dreams and make a better life for myself outweighed my attachment to my home country and the people I loved. So, I made the difficult decision to leave Tunisia and move to the United States to live with my father after 13 years apart. I promised myself that I would no longer be a victim of my past and instead, I would be my own superhero, determined to build the life I've always wanted. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering and I believe that a major in biomedical engineering is the best path for me to achieve my goal of becoming a brain surgeon. I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. As a future biomedical engineer and brain surgeon, I plan to use my education and skills to improve the healthcare system and make it more accessible to those in need. I am dedicated to doing research and inventing treatments that utilize technology to provide advanced care to those who need it most. I am determined to help build hospitals and provide access to advanced treatments to people living in rural areas, who may not have access to such resources. I am confident that I will make a difference in the lives of those I serve and contribute to a better future for the healthcare system. In conclusion, I am grateful for the opportunity to pursue my education and achieve my goals. I am determined to make a positive impact on my community and the world, and I am confident that I have the skills and determination to succeed. I look forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and I am excited to see the difference I will make in the lives of others.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. As a young child, I faced numerous challenges, including divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, and my mother, who was left to raise two children and suffered from the prejudices of our Tunisian society. Despite these difficulties, I was determined to succeed in my academics and was proud to be a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, where I was one of the few students who earned a first-class honors grade in the national competition. During my senior year of high school, I realized that my desire to pursue my dreams and make a better life for myself outweighed my attachment to my home country and the people I loved. So, I made the difficult decision to leave Tunisia and move to the United States to live with my father after 13 years apart. I promised myself that I would no longer be a victim of my past and instead, I would be my superhero, determined to build the life I've always wanted. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering and I believe that a major in biomedical engineering is the best path for me to achieve my goal of becoming a brain surgeon. I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. As a future biomedical engineer and brain surgeon, I plan to use my education and skills to improve the healthcare system and make it more accessible to those in need. I am dedicated to doing research and inventing treatments that utilize technology to provide advanced care to those who need it most. I am determined to help build hospitals and provide access to advanced treatments to people living in rural areas, who may not have access to such resources. I am confident that I will make a difference in the lives of those I serve and contribute to a better future for the healthcare system. In conclusion, I am grateful for the opportunity to pursue my education and achieve my goals. I am determined to make a positive impact on my community and the world, and I am confident that I have the skills and determination to succeed. I look forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and I am excited to see the difference I will make in the lives of others.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. As a young child, I faced numerous challenges, including divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, and my mother, who was left to raise two children and suffered from the prejudices of our Tunisian society. Despite these difficulties, I was determined to succeed in my academics and was proud to be a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, where I was one of the few students who earned a first-class honors grade in the national competition. During my senior year of high school, I realized that my desire to pursue my dreams and make a better life for myself outweighed my attachment to my home country and the people I loved. So, I made the difficult decision to leave Tunisia and move to the United States to live with my father after 13 years apart. I promised myself that I would no longer be a victim of my past and instead, I would be my superhero, determined to build the life I've always wanted. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering and I believe that a major in biomedical engineering is the best path for me to achieve my goal of becoming a brain surgeon. I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. As a future biomedical engineer and brain surgeon, I plan to use my education and skills to improve the healthcare system and make it more accessible to those in need. I am dedicated to doing research and inventing treatments that utilize technology to provide advanced care to those who need it most. I am determined to help build hospitals and provide access to advanced treatments to people living in rural areas, who may not have access to such resources. I am confident that I will make a difference in the lives of those I serve and contribute to a better future for the healthcare system. In conclusion, I am grateful for the opportunity to pursue my education and achieve my goals. I am determined to make a positive impact on my community and the world, and I am confident that I have the skills and determination to succeed. I look forward to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and I am excited to see the difference I will make in the lives of others.

Collaboration and diversity are critical components in advancing the healthcare and medical field. A diverse group of individuals, with different backgrounds and experiences, brings a wide range of perspectives, opinions, and ideas to the table, which can lead to creative and innovative solutions to complex medical issues. Collaboration between healthcare professionals, patients, and researchers is essential for providing high-quality, patient-centered care, and advancing medical research and innovation. As a future brain surgeon, I understand the importance of collaboration and diversity in the healthcare field. By working with a diverse team of healthcare professionals and researchers, I can provide the best possible care to my patients. In my future work, I plan to embrace these values by seeking out diverse perspectives, actively listening to others, and encouraging open communication and collaboration within my team. I am also committed to continuously learning and growing my understanding of different cultures and backgrounds, to better serve my patients and colleagues. My experience as the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia provided me with valuable insights into the importance of collaboration and diversity. As a leader of a team of 40 individuals, I learned the importance of teamwork and open communication in achieving a common goal. Our team, comprised of individuals from different backgrounds and experiences, brought unique perspectives and ideas to the table, which helped us to successfully deliver school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. This experience taught me several important lessons, such as the importance of patience, finding solutions when plans don't work, and managing my time as a student and a Club representative. It also helped me to develop my leadership skills, as I had to communicate effectively with CEOs of companies and explain my strategies for helping people. This experience also taught me the value of diversity, as I saw how diverse perspectives and experiences brought new ideas and solutions to the table, leading to a more successful outcome. In conclusion, collaboration and diversity are essential values in advancing the healthcare and medical field. As a future brain surgeon, I understand the importance of these values and plan to apply them in my future work by seeking out diverse perspectives, actively listening to others, and encouraging open communication and collaboration within my team. My experience as the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia taught me the importance of these values and how they can lead to creative and innovative solutions, which can improve the lives of those in need.

Having the integrity to me means being honest, truthful, and having strong moral principles that guide one's actions and decisions. It means doing the right thing even when no one is watching and being accountable for one's actions. I was proud to be the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia. My role involved planning philanthropic activities to assist families in my community who were in need. I was in charge of mentoring 40 people to establish our objectives, assess our budget, prepare sponsorship contracts, contact companies for donations, and arrange money-making events to achieve our goals. One of the most memorable experiences I had was when we delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. Although it was a challenging experience, especially during exam periods and the pressures of high school, seeing the smiles on people's faces made it all worth it. I felt proud of my team's work and our connection to the community. During my time as the president, I made several mistakes and learned a lot from this experience. It helped me become more confident and allowed me to move from being a timid girl to becoming a spokesperson for the organization. I learned how to speak with CEOs of companies, and explain my strategies to help people. I am grateful for this opportunity and hope to have similar experiences throughout my college years. Through this experience, I learned the importance of patience with team members, finding solutions when my plans didn't work, and most importantly, how to manage my time effectively. In conclusion, having integrity is an essential aspect of the character that enables individuals to build trust and credibility in their personal and professional relationships. It involves being honest, trustworthy and adhering to a strong set of moral and ethical principles, and it requires courage and conviction in the face of adversity. By exercising integrity in our daily lives, we can help create a more just and equitable world, and we can be proud of the legacy we leave behind.

Growing up in Tunisia, I was shaped by the diverse culture of my country and felt a strong responsibility to represent it to the best of my ability. However, by the summer before my senior year, I was faced with a difficult decision. I had to choose between staying with my mother, with whom I had a close bond, or moving to the USA to live with my father after 13 years of separation. Making this decision was not easy. I was torn between my love for my mother and the desire to pursue my dreams and face the real world. But the urge to follow my heart and live the life I truly deserved was stronger, so I decided to move to the USA. This was not without challenges, however. As a child of divorced parents, I experienced a lot of pain and suffering. My father abandoned us when I was young and traveled abroad, only to remarry and start a new family. Meanwhile, my mother was left to raise my brother and me, struggling with the prejudices of our Tunisian society as a divorced lady. Despite these challenges, I learned to be self-sufficient and take care of my mother, who was often busy and sick. To cope with the difficulties in my life, I found solace in music and books. I played guitar, which was a source of comfort for me, and read a variety of books, including self-help books, which helped me with my personal development and relationships with others. I also learned time management and attended self-development seminars to recharge when I was feeling down. Through these techniques, I was able to turn my challenges into a source of strength. I used my mother's suffering as motivation to study harder and make her proud. And I succeeded, earning a spot in the pioneer high school in Tunisia. When I moved to the USA, I continued to apply these strategies and skills to overcome the obstacles between me and my goals. I used my passion for music and self-development to keep me motivated and focused on my objectives. And through hard work and determination, I was able to achieve great things and represent my country and community with pride. In conclusion, my experience growing up in Tunisia and moving to the USA taught me the importance of resilience and perseverance. Despite the hardships I faced, I was able to overcome them by relying on my passions, skills, and techniques. And through this experience, I learned that anything is possible with hard work and determination.

Growing up in Tunisia, I was shaped by the diverse culture of my country and felt a strong responsibility to represent it to the best of my ability. However, by the summer before my senior year, I was faced with a difficult decision. I had to choose between staying with my mother, with whom I had a close bond, or moving to the USA to live with my father after 13 years of separation. Making this decision was not easy. I was torn between my love for my mother and the desire to pursue my dreams and face the real world. But the urge to follow my heart and live the life I truly deserved was stronger, so I decided to move to the USA. This was not without challenges, however. As a child of divorced parents, I experienced a lot of pain and suffering. My father abandoned us when I was young and traveled abroad, only to remarry and start a new family. Meanwhile, my mother was left to raise my brother and me, struggling with the prejudices of our Tunisian society for being a divorced lady. Despite these challenges, I learned to be self-sufficient and take care of my mother, who was often busy and sick. To cope with the difficulties in my life, I found solace in music and books. I played guitar, which was a source of comfort for me, and read a variety of books, including self-help books, which helped me with my personal development and relationships with others. I also learned time management and attended self-development seminars to recharge when I was feeling down. Through these techniques, I was able to turn my challenges into a source of strength. I used my mother's suffering as motivation to study harder and make her proud. And I succeeded, earning a spot in the pioneer high school in Tunisia. Leaving everything I knew and loved behind was overwhelming, but I knew that I needed to focus on my own life and ambitions. Moving to the United States was a new beginning for me, and I discovered my true identity and purpose. I was determined to pursue my dream of becoming a brain surgeon, and I was confident that I would succeed in my education and future career. Despite the challenges I faced growing up, I have a strong desire to succeed and make a positive impact on the world. When I moved to the USA, I continued to apply these strategies and skills to overcome the obstacles between me and my goals. I used my passion for music and self-development to keep me motivated and focused on my objectives. And through hard work and determination, I was able to achieve great things and represent my country and community with pride. In conclusion, my experience growing up in Tunisia and moving to the USA taught me the importance of resilience and perseverance. Despite the hardships I faced, I was able to overcome them by relying on my passions, skills, and techniques. And through this experience, I learned that anything is possible with hard work and determination.

I am a proud Tunisian who was shaped by the cultural diversity of my country. Growing up in Tunisia, I faced numerous challenges, including a difficult family situation and a flawed educational system. However, these challenges only made me stronger and more determined to succeed in life. Despite the obstacles, I always had a passion for science and a desire to make a positive impact on the world. This led me to decide to pursue a degree in biomedical engineering, as I am fascinated by the idea of combining my love for medicine and engineering to improve healthcare and quality of life. My ultimate goal is to become a brain surgeon, and I am confident in my ability to achieve this. I remember my first encounter with the field of medicine. I was in the hospital visiting my mother who was recovering from a rare illness that left her half-blind. It was then that I witnessed the impact that medical professionals can have on someone's life. The compassion and dedication of the doctors and nurses inspired me to pursue a career in medicine. I knew that I wanted to make a difference in the lives of others, and I saw the potential for doing so through medicine. This led me to my interest in biomedical engineering, which combines my passion for medicine and engineering to improve healthcare and the quality of life. The idea of combining my skills in medicine and engineering to improve the healthcare system and enhance global healthcare and quality of life is what excites me about STEM. I am fascinated by the fast-emerging field of biomedical engineering and its potential to revolutionize health care with technologies such as 3D printing and the development of artificial organs. The field is constantly evolving and presents new and exciting challenges, making it the perfect fit for my ambition and interests. I am confident that my hard work and dedication will pay off, and I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead. As a future biomedical engineering student and future brain surgeon, I am extremely excited about STEM and the opportunities it presents to make a positive impact on the world. I am determined to achieve my goals to make a difference in the lives of those I serve. I have a strong desire to use my skills and knowledge to improve the lives of others and make a lasting impact on the world. I believe that the field of biomedical engineering has the potential to revolutionize healthcare, and I am eager to be a part of that revolution. The greatest challenge I've had to overcome was the difficult family situation I faced growing up. I was raised by my mother who was struggling with the prejudices of our Tunisian culture as a divorced lady and the difficulties of raising two children on her own. To make matters worse, my mother later became half-blind due to a rare illness. Despite my young age, I had to become self-sufficient and learned to cook, shop, and perform household chores to support my mother. Even though I was struggling, I was able to maintain academic excellence and attend one of the top schools in Sfax. However, after the revolution, the educational system in Tunisia suffered from strikes and abuse of student rights. During my senior year of high school, I could no longer endure the situation and made the difficult decision to leave my country and move to the United States to live with my father, after 13 years of separation. Leaving everything I knew and loved behind was overwhelming, but I knew that I needed to focus on my own life and ambitions. Moving to the United States was a new beginning for me, and I discovered my true identity and purpose. I was determined to pursue my dream of becoming a brain surgeon, and I was confident that I would succeed in my education and future career. Despite the challenges I faced growing up, I have a strong desire to succeed and make a positive impact on the world. In conclusion, my life has been shaped by the cultural diversity of Tunisia and the challenges I faced growing up. Despite the obstacles, I have a strong passion for science, medicine, and engineering and a desire to make a positive impact on the world. I am excited about the opportunities that STEM presents and am determined to use my skills and knowledge to improve the lives of others. The field of biomedical engineering has the potential to revolutionize healthcare, and I am eager to be a part of that revolution. As a proud Tunisian, I am confident in my ability to achieve my goal of becoming a brain surgeon and making a difference in the lives of those I serve. The challenges I faced growing up only made me stronger, and I am grateful for the opportunities that have been presented to me, which will allow me to pursue my dreams and make a positive impact on the world.

As the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia, I was tasked with the responsibility of planning philanthropic activities to assist families in my community who were in need. This was a self-initiated project that aimed to meet the needs of marginalized and underserved populations. In this role, I was mentoring a team of 40 individuals and guiding them to establish our objective and achieve it within the set time frame. One of the most critical aspects of this project was the assessment of our budget based on our goal. To do this, I prepared sponsorship contracts, contacted companies that might donate, and arranged money-making events to help us achieve our target. Through these efforts, we were able to successfully perform several activities, including delivering school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. Despite the challenges I faced, such as being overwhelmed during exam periods and facing pressures of high school, I was motivated to see the smiles on the faces of the people we were helping. This was a powerful reminder of the impact we were making and the reason why we were doing this work. I found immense pride in my team's work, their devoted hearts, and their connection to the community. During my term, I made several mistakes, but I learned a lot from these experiences. Being a part of this project helped me to grow and develop in several ways. I went from being a timid girl to becoming a confident spokesperson for the organization. I was able to speak with CEOs of companies and explain my strategies for helping people with ease. I learned how to be patient with team members, how to find solutions when my plans didn't work, and most importantly, how to manage my time effectively as a student and a club representative. Overall, my experience with the Leo Club Sfax El Bay was incredibly rewarding. It taught me the importance of community service and the impact it can have on people's lives. I am grateful for the opportunity to have been part of this project and hope to have similar experiences throughout my college years. In conclusion, being a part of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay was a life-changing experience for me. It taught me valuable skills and gave me a deeper appreciation for the needs of marginalized and underserved populations. I am grateful for the opportunity to have been part of this project and hope to continue making a difference in my community in the future.

As a future brain surgeon, I have always been fascinated by the intricate workings of the human body, and I am passionate about using science and technology to improve people's lives. My desire to pursue a career in STEM stems from a deep appreciation for the complexity of the human body, as well as my commitment to using my knowledge and skills to help those in need. I believe that a degree in biomedical engineering will allow me to combine my passion for medicine and my love for technology, enabling me to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. Throughout my life, I have had the opportunity to witness firsthand the profound impact that technology can have on people's lives, and I believe that there is tremendous potential for continued advancements in this field. In particular, I am eager to apply my education and skills to develop new and innovative solutions for neurological disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and traumatic brain injuries. As a brain surgeon, I understand that it is my responsibility to stay up-to-date with the latest developments in medical technology, and I am eager to use my education to further my knowledge and understanding of the human brain. I am confident that my background and passion for learning have equipped me to approach medicine with a unique perspective, and I am determined to use this to improve the lives of others. In addition to my career goals, I am also deeply committed to using my education and skills to help uplift the community. I am particularly passionate about working to improve access to medical care for those in underserved communities, both here in the United States and in Africa, where I am from. I have seen firsthand the devastating impact that a lack of access to medical care can have on people's lives, and I am determined to use my education and skills to make a difference. I believe that my education in biomedical engineering will be essential in helping me achieve these goals. Through my studies, I will gain a deep understanding of the science and technology behind medical devices and treatments, as well as how these tools can be used to improve people's lives. I am eager to apply my knowledge and skills to develop new and innovative solutions for neurological disorders and to work with communities to bring these solutions to those who need them most. In conclusion, I am driven by a deep passion for medicine and a commitment to using my education and skills to make a positive impact on the world. I believe that a career in STEM, specifically as a brain surgeon with a background in biomedical engineering, will allow me to pursue my passion for science and technology while also making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Whether it's through developing new medical solutions or working to improve access to medical care for underserved communities, I am determined to use my education and skills to make a positive impact on the world.

If I could have everyone in the world read just one book, I would choose Quran. One of the main reasons I would choose Quran is its ability to promote peace and understanding. It contains many verses that emphasize the importance of compassion, forgiveness, and justice, and encourages its followers to treat all people with kindness and respect, regardless of their religion, race, or background. By reading Quran, people would be reminded of the importance of treating others with dignity and respect, and of the need for peace and unity in a world often divided by hate and intolerance. Another reason is its emphasis on personal responsibility and accountability. Quran contains many verses that emphasize the importance of self-reflection, introspection and taking responsibility for one's actions. By reading Quran, people would be encouraged to take a closer look at themselves and their behavior, and to work towards becoming better people. This could lead to a world where people are more conscious of their impact on others and the world around them, and are motivated to act in ways that promote peace, justice, and equality. In addition, the Quran also guides many of the challenges and hardships that people face in life. From dealing with adversity and loss to navigating complex ethical and moral dilemmas, Quran provides guidance and comfort to its followers in all aspects of life. By reading the Quran, people would have access to a source of wisdom and guidance that has helped countless individuals throughout history and could help them navigate the challenges of life. Finally, Quran is also a powerful tool for promoting spiritual growth and personal development. The Quran contains many verses that encourage its followers to seek a deeper understanding of God and the world around them and to work towards becoming more virtuous and enlightened beings. By reading Quran, people would be exposed to a wealth of knowledge and wisdom that could help them grow and develop both spiritually and intellectually. In conclusion, Quran is a source of peace, understanding, and personal growth, and its teachings have the potential to bring about a world that is more peaceful, just, and compassionate. Whether one is a Muslim or not, Quran contains a wealth of wisdom and guidance that can benefit individuals and society as a whole, making it a book that would have a positive impact on the world regardless of time or place.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I faced many challenges that made me mature and autonomous: I was dealing with Divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, being left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society, a single mother with two children to raise, and eventually half-blind because of a rare illness that got her eye. Despite my young age, I needed to be self-sufficient, and I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework. All of this is to ensure that my mom never feels bad for not being able to do these things. I was also successful in my academics as I was a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, which only got those who get a first-class honors grade in the national competition. During my senior year summer, with the teachers, and ministry of the education crisis, I couldn’t do it any longer... Every day, that eager desire to pursue the life I truly deserve, to face the real world, haunted me. So I put a stone on my heart and made the decision to leave my country and move to the USA to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I finally understood that my life matters, I won’t deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness in my past, I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my superhero and I'll no longer be a victim of what happened; I'll be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. Now, I've left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I desire to become a brain surgeon and I chose biomedical engineering as a major since I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. I am determined to achieve my goals and am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve. I desire to become a brain surgeon and since I am interested in both medicine and engineering, a major in biomedical engineering is the best for me. I’m so excited by this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise that I will devote my time to doing research and inventing treatments for using technology. I will build hospitals and help people in rural regions get access to advanced treatments. I promise I will create a better future for the healthcare system.

My Uncle has always been a source of inspiration and guidance in my life. As a future brain surgeon, I have always looked up to him as my biggest role model and have always strived to emulate his passion, dedication, and commitment to the field of medicine. Growing up, I was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to observe him as a physician and see first-hand the impact that he has had on the lives of his patients. This has inspired me to pursue a career in the medical field, and I am confident that my uncle's influence will stay with me throughout my journey to becoming a brain surgeon. Dr. Ammar dedication to his patients has always been a source of inspiration for me. He has a deep understanding of the human body and is always striving to find new and innovative ways to heal his patients. I remember being in awe of the way he was able to diagnose complex medical conditions and develop treatment plans that were tailored to each patient's individual needs. He never gave up on his patients and was always willing to go the extra mile to ensure that they received the best possible care. This level of commitment and dedication is something that I have always admired, and it is something that I hope to emulate in my career. In addition to his passion for medicine, he has also instilled in me a love for learning. Throughout my life, he has always encouraged me to seek knowledge and never stop asking questions. He has taught me that the pursuit of knowledge and understanding is a lifelong journey and that we should always strive to learn more about the world and the universe. This love of learning has become a fundamental part of who I am, and I am confident that it will play a critical role in my journey to becoming a brain surgeon. As a brain surgeon, I believe that it is essential to have a deep understanding of the workings of the human brain. The human brain is the most complex and mysterious structure in the universe, and I am fascinated by the idea of delving into its intricacies to help people heal and lead better lives. I am confident that my combination of scientific inquiry, philosophical inquiry, and personal observation will provide me with the tools I need to gain a comprehensive understanding of the human brain and how it functions. By gaining a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of the mind, I will be able to better diagnose and treat mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Furthermore, I will be able to use my knowledge of the workings of the brain to develop innovative treatments and technologies that can help my patients recover faster and lead better lives.

As a future brain surgeon, I believe it is essential to work towards a better understanding of the nature of our universe. The human brain is the most complex and mysterious structure in the universe, and the idea of delving into its intricacies to help people heal and lead better lives has always been a source of motivation for me. In my journey to become a brain surgeon, I have realized that this field is not only about fixing a physical ailment but also about delving into the workings of the mind and the universe. In my pursuit of understanding the universe, I hope to employ a combination of scientific inquiry, philosophical inquiry, and personal observation. I believe that the combination of these approaches will provide me with a comprehensive understanding of the world and the universe. I will use my knowledge of anatomy and neuroscience to gain a better understanding of the human brain and how it functions. This will give me a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of the mind and how it interacts with the rest of the body. In addition, I will study philosophy and ethics to gain a better understanding of the nature of consciousness and the morality of our actions. I believe that this study will help me to gain a better understanding of what it means to be human and how we can use our abilities to make a positive impact on the world. Finally, I will employ personal observation and reflection to gain a deeper understanding of the world around me. By observing the behavior and interactions of people, animals, and nature, I hope to gain a better understanding of the patterns and connections that exist in the universe. I am confident that my pursuit of a better understanding of the universe will not only enrich my personal life but also enhance my ability to help others. As a brain surgeon, I will be able to use my knowledge and understanding of the universe to improve the lives of my patients. By gaining a deeper understanding of the mind, I will be able to better diagnose and treat mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Furthermore, I will be able to use my knowledge of the workings of the universe to develop innovative treatments and technologies that can help my patients recover faster and lead better lives. In conclusion, I believe that it is essential to work towards a better understanding of the nature of our universe. The pursuit of this understanding will not only enrich my personal life but also enhance my ability to help others as a brain surgeon. I am confident that my combination of scientific inquiry, philosophical inquiry, and personal observation will provide me with the tools I need to gain a comprehensive understanding of the world and the universe.

I admire my uncle, a doctor in Canada, who has inspired me to pursue further education in medicine. He has shared his extensive knowledge and expertise in the field with me, which has deepened my understanding of the medical industry and sparked my passion for learning. His dedication to constantly staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in medicine and his willingness to share his insights with me have made a lasting impression on me. Growing up, I was always fascinated by the medical field and the idea of becoming a physician. My interest in medicine only grew stronger as I explored new technologies and therapies, fueling my desire to learn more. I am now pursuing my education in the United States, where I am studying biomedical engineering with a focus on improving healthcare for people in need. My uncle's passion for medicine and his commitment to improving the lives of others has motivated me to strive for excellence in my studies. I am determined to conduct thorough research and investigate new solutions, especially for uncommon disorders with no clear-cut therapies. I believe that my background and passion for learning, combined with my concentration in biomedical engineering, will allow me to approach medicine with a unique perspective and contribute to the advancement of healthcare. I decided to participate in speech and debate or mock trials to further improve my communication skills and push myself to be the best I can be. Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse nation has taught me the importance of listening closely to others, even when their viewpoints may differ from my own, and has instilled in me a strong desire to learn from everyone. My background has also shaped my identity and personal development and has given me unique perspectives and interesting topics to bring to debates. Despite facing financial difficulties and family conflicts, I have learned the importance of perseverance and persistence in the face of adversity, which has helped me mature and become a more thoughtful and understanding individual. As a Tunisian student, I feel a strong sense of responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I believe that my heritage and life experiences have equipped me with the skills and abilities to contribute to the community through speech and debate or mock trials. I am excited to take on this challenge and to use my talents to make a positive impact on those around me.

I was always captivated by the medical field and the idea of becoming a physician as a kid. My interest in medicine developed as I grew older, and I began to explore new medical technologies and therapies, looking for methods to learn more about the area. Taking care of my mother at the age of 11 when she was diagnosed with a rare amoeba in her eye was one incident that had a very deep influence on my outlook on medicine. I took over as her primary caregiver, providing her meds and researching how to manage her disease. If anything occurred, I would call her doctor, and I would stay up all night to give her her medications, especially since she needed to take them every hour. This experience not only provided me with a thorough grasp of the chemical composition of many medications as well as the complexities of treating her unusual condition, but it also ingrained in me a strong desire to help others. Even though my mother recovered from the disease, her nerves grew too frail to be treated and she lost her capacity to see with her right eye. But I've never given up hope that one day I'll find a solution that will allow her to see with her right eye again. I have already left my native country and my previous way of life to pursue higher education in the United States, and I am completely committed to my studies and future profession as a physician. I am also prepared to conduct thorough studies and investigate new medical solutions, particularly for uncommon disorders with no clear-cut therapies. Furthermore, my concentration in biomedical engineering will provide me with a unique viewpoint and understanding of technology, which I intend to employ to serve my patients and advance healthcare. In addition, I am sincerely committed to using my abilities and experience to assist my native nation and other underprivileged areas across the world. I've seen many people suffer from a lack of access to medical treatments and supplies, and I'm determined to do everything I can to provide them with the care and assistance they require. I am devoted to making a good influence on the lives of as many people as possible. As a future doctor, I think I must use my skills and abilities to serve others and make the world a better place to the best of my ability.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I faced many challenges that made me mature and autonomous: I was dealing with Divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, being left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian society, a single mother with two children to raise, and eventually half-blind because of a rare illness that got her eye. Despite my young age, I needed to be self-sufficient, and I had to learn how to cook, go shopping, and do the housework. All of this is to ensure that my mom never feels bad for not being able to do these things. I was also successful in my academics as I was a student in the pioneer school in Sfax, which only got those who get a first-class honors grade in the national competition. During my senior year summer, with the teachers, and ministry of the education crisis, I couldn’t do it any longer... Every day, that eager desire to pursue the life I truly deserve, to face the real world, haunted me. So I put a stone on my heart and made the decision to leave my country and move to the USA to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean neglecting myself. I finally understood that my life matters, I won’t deprive myself of succeeding in my education and life because of the toughness in my past, I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my superhero and I'll no longer be a victim of what happened; I'll be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. Now, I've left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country to start building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it. I discovered my true identity and purpose and chose to pursue my education and goals. I desire to become a brain surgeon and I chose biomedical engineering as a major since I am passionate about combining my interests in medicine and engineering to make a positive impact on the healthcare system. I am determined to achieve my goals and am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve. I desire to become a brain surgeon and since I am interested in both medicine and engineering, a major in biomedical engineering is the best for me. I’m so excited by this field because it combines principles from engineering and biology to create solutions to healthcare and medical problems. As a future physician, I am committed to making a positive impact on the healthcare system and the individuals I serve. I promise that I will devote my time to doing research and inventing treatments for using technology. I will build hospitals and help people in rural regions get access to advanced treatments. I promise I will create a better future for the healthcare system.

I was the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia and I was in charge of planning philanthropic activities to assist the families in my community that are in need. I was mentoring 40 people on how to establish our objective and achieve it in the time provided, assessing our budget based on our goal and preparing sponsorship contracts, contacting companies that may donate, and arranging money-making events to assist us to realize our target. We performed several activities in which we delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. I won't claim I wasn't desperate or fatigued, especially with exam periods and the pressures of high school, but when I saw those people's smiles, I forgot about everything and felt only pride in my team's work with devoted hearts and connection to the community. During my term, I made several mistakes and learned a lot from this experience, which enhanced my social life. I moved from being a timid girl to becoming a spokesperson of an organization, speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies to help people. It taught me how to be patient with the team members, how to find solutions when my plans didn't work, and most importantly, how to manage my time as a student and a Club representative. I'm extremely glad for this chance and hope to have similar experiences throughout my college years. My ambition is to become a brain surgeon, and I picked biomedical engineering as a major because I am excited about integrating my skills in medicine and engineering to improve the healthcare system. I am determined to achieve my goals and am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve. Now that I left my home country and mother to study in the United States, I am fully devoted to achieving my goals and making a positive impact on the world. I will make sure to pay the world back for ensuring a successful path for me to study and work and I will do my best to help everyone to the best of my ability. I will work on research and discover treatments by using technology, I will build hospitals in rural places and help people get access to the developed treatments, and I will create a better future for the healthcare system.

The movie "Lucy" has had a profound impact on my life and has inspired me to become the best version of myself. Before watching this film, I had always felt limited by my abilities and I never truly believed that I could achieve anything truly great. But after watching the story of Lucy, who gains access to 100% of her brain capacity, I was inspired to unlock my potential and become the best version of myself. The movie showcases the idea that humans only use a small fraction of their brain's potential and that accessing more of it can unlock immense abilities. This idea was mind-blowing to me and I was left with a sense of wonder about the untapped potential that lies within us all. As I watched Lucy discover her new powers and abilities, I felt a sense of excitement and inspiration that I had never experienced before. I was particularly struck by the determination and drive that Lucy displayed as she set out on a mission to spread her newfound knowledge and abilities to the rest of humanity. Despite facing numerous obstacles, Lucy never gave up and was relentless in her pursuit of success. This level of dedication and determination was something that I had never seen before and it left a lasting impression on me. Inspired by Lucy's journey, I decided to make a change in my own life and set my sights on a new goal. I had always been fascinated by the workings of the human brain and the idea of being able to directly impact and improve someone's life through the power of the brain was incredibly appealing to me. I am determined to become a top brain surgeon and make a positive difference in the world. To achieve this goal, I know that I will need to work hard and overcome numerous challenges along the way. I dedicated myself to my studies, often putting in long hours and making significant sacrifices. But despite the difficulties, I never lost sight of my goal and I remained inspired by Lucy's journey. Over time, I am confident that my hard work and dedication will pay off and I will be able to achieve my goal of becoming a successful brain surgeon. Every day, I am grateful for the impact that "Lucy" had on my life and the path it set me on. I am constantly reminded of the limitless potential that lies within us all and I am committed to doing my best to help others unlock their potential. In conclusion, "Lucy" is a movie that has had a profound impact on my life and has inspired me to become the best version of myself. The story of Lucy and her journey toward unlocking her full potential showed me the immense potential that lies within us all, and it inspired me to pursue my own goals and make a positive difference in the world. Through hard work and dedication, I will be able to achieve my goal of becoming a successful brain surgeon, and I am committed to doing my best to reach my goal.

Growing up in Tunisia, I faced financial struggles, especially after the revolution. Despite these difficulties, I was driven to excel in life and maintain a strong academic record. My decision to pursue a degree in biomedical engineering was driven by my passion for both medicine and engineering and my desire to have a positive impact on the healthcare system. My ultimate goal is to become a brain surgeon and improve the lives of those I serve to the best of my ability. Financial education and literacy have been a priority for me as I recognize their crucial role in achieving my goals and creating a secure future. I have learned about budgeting, saving, investing, and managing debt, and how different financial products and services work. I have also set specific, achievable financial goals for myself and created a plan to reach them. For example, paying off debt, saving for emergencies, and setting aside money for future expenses such as tuition, a down payment on a home, or retirement. In addition to personal finance, I have also educated myself on broader financial concepts and how they may affect my future. This has included understanding the stock market, the role of interest rates, and different types of investments. I regularly monitor my spending, create and stick to a budget, and avoid taking on additional debt where possible. I seek out resources and support when needed to help me achieve my financial goals. This has included meeting with a financial advisor, joining a personal finance group or taking a financial literacy course, and seeking out information and advice from trusted sources. As someone who values self-improvement, I have made a habit of reading books on self-development and learning how to effectively manage my life and academics. I believe that by constantly seeking out knowledge and new ways of thinking, I can set myself up for success in all aspects of my life. By doing so, I can create a roadmap for achieving my goals and work towards them in a focused and efficient manner. Whether it be through time management techniques, stress-reducing practices, or simply finding motivation and inspiration, these books have helped me develop my skills and cultivate a growth mindset. I truly believe that by continuously seeking out new opportunities for self-improvement, I am positioning myself for a fulfilling and successful future. In conclusion, by continually educating myself on personal finance and seeking out resources and support, I am confident in my ability to work towards my financial goals and create a bright and secure future. My unique background and personal path have prepared me for this journey and I am determined to make the most of the opportunities ahead.

Life is full of challenges, but that does not close the door to success. One time that I overcame adversity was when I decided to leave my home country and move to the USA to live with my father. This was a difficult decision for me, as I had a close relationship with my mother and felt a sense of responsibility towards her. However, I realized that if I didn't pursue my dreams and goals, I would be living a life filled with regret and missed opportunities. Growing up, my life was filled with challenges and difficulties. My parents were divorced and my father had abandoned us, leaving my mother to raise my younger brother and me on her own. Despite her busy schedule, she did her best to provide for us and I did my best to help her. Despite the difficulties, I was determined to succeed and make my mother proud. I worked hard to achieve good grades and was accepted into the pioneer school in Sfax, Tunisia. However, as I approached my senior year, I realized that I couldn't continue living in Tunisia forever. I was haunted by the desire to pursue the life I truly deserved and to face the real world. I had already wasted so much time and I didn't want to continue being a victim of my past. I knew that I had to make a difficult decision, but I felt that it was the only way for me to succeed. I started to explore who I truly was and what I wanted to achieve in life. I realized that I had a passion for healthcare and engineering, and I decided to major in biomedical engineering. This field merges my interests in medicine and engineering and allows me to have a positive impact on the healthcare system. My ultimate goal is to become a brain surgeon, and I am dedicated to improving the lives of the people I serve. Moving to the United States was not easy, but I was determined to succeed. I faced numerous challenges, such as adjusting to a new culture and living with my father after 13 years of separation. However, I remained focused and motivated, and I am proud to say that I have maintained a strong academic record. I believe that my unique background and personal path qualify me for this scholarship. I am a driven individual who has overcome adversity and achieved success despite the difficulties in my life. I am confident that I will make a positive impact on the lives of others, and I am excited about the future and the opportunities that lie ahead. In conclusion, I have learned that life is full of challenges, but that doesn't mean that we can't achieve success. I have learned that we have the power to shape our own lives and overcome adversity. I have learned that our past does not define us and that we have the power to create our future. I am grateful for the challenges I have faced and for the lessons I have learned, and I am eager to use my studies to give back to society and make a positive impact on the world.

Calculus is a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of change and motion. It is a fundamental tool for understanding and solving problems in a variety of fields, particularly in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) field. In this area, calculus is used to model complex phenomena, make predictions, and understand the underlying mechanisms of the physical world. One of the most important applications of calculus in STEM is in the field of physics. Calculus helps physicists analyze how objects move and predict their behavior under different conditions. For example, it is used to study the motion of celestial bodies, such as planets and stars, and to understand the behavior of waves and vibrations in materials. In engineering, calculus is used to optimize designs, analyze complex systems, and solve problems in areas such as electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and aerodynamics. For instance, engineers use calculus to determine the best materials to use for a particular structure, the most efficient design for a system, or the best way to control a dynamic process. In the field of medicine, calculus is important for understanding the behavior of biological systems and for making predictions about the progression of diseases. As a future physician, you will need to understand the basic concepts of calculus to make informed decisions about treatment and to accurately interpret results from clinical trials and medical studies. Calculus is also used in the field of finance to make predictions about the behavior of markets and the performance of investments. Financial analysts use calculus to understand how interest rates, stock prices, and other economic factors change over time, and to make decisions about investing and managing risk. In addition to its practical applications, calculus also provides a theoretical foundation for many areas of mathematics and the sciences. It has contributed greatly to our understanding of mathematical concepts, such as limits and continuity, and has provided a basis for the development of other areas of mathematics, such as differential equations and vector calculus. In conclusion, calculus is an important tool in the STEM field because it helps us better understand the world, make predictions, and solve complex problems. Its wide range of applications and its theoretical foundation makes it a fundamental part of many areas of study, from physics and engineering to medicine and finance. Whether you are a future physician or work in another STEM field, a strong understanding of calculus is essential for success.

Math is a subject that has captured my imagination ever since I was a child. As I have grown older, my appreciation for mathematics has only deepened. The reason I love math is that it is not just a subject, but a way of thinking and problem-solving that has a profound impact on our understanding of the world. One of the things that I find most intriguing about math is its universality. It is a language that transcends cultures and borders, and it is applicable to a wide range of disciplines, from the physical sciences to finance and economics. The concepts and theories that are developed in mathematics can be applied to real-world problems, providing a theoretical framework for understanding how the world works. Another aspect of math that I find fascinating is its ability to explain complex phenomena with elegant simplicity. The beauty of mathematical concepts is that they can often be reduced to simple equations and formulas that can be used to make predictions and explain the behavior of the world around us. Calculus, for example, is a subject that provides a way to understand how things change over time. It is used to model everything from the motion of objects to the spread of diseases, and its theories have far-reaching implications in a wide range of fields. In addition to its practical applications, math is also a subject that challenges me on a personal level. Solving mathematical problems requires a level of abstract thinking and problem-solving skills that are not typically required in other subjects. It requires a level of creativity and ingenuity to find new solutions to complex problems, and it rewards persistence and perseverance. The process of solving a mathematical problem is like a puzzle, and the satisfaction that comes from finally finding the solution is unparalleled. One of the things that I find most appealing about math is the way that it can be used to answer questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. From the ancient Greeks to modern-day scientists, mathematicians have been using the subject to answer some of the most fundamental questions about the world, such as how the universe was formed and how it operates. The progress that has been made in mathematical research has led to a better understanding of the world, and it has contributed to advances in fields such as medicine, technology, and engineering. Finally, I love math because it is constantly evolving. New mathematical theories are being developed all the time, and our understanding of the subject is constantly expanding. As new technologies and data become available, mathematicians are able to explore new frontiers and develop new theories that will shape our understanding of the world for generations to come. The subject is always growing and changing, and it is exciting to be part of this dynamic and evolving field. In conclusion, I love math because it is a subject that is both challenging and rewarding, and it has a profound impact on our understanding of the world. Whether it is through its elegant simplicity or its ability to answer complex questions, math has captured my imagination and inspired me to continue learning and exploring. It is a subject that has the power to change the world, and I am grateful to be able to study it and be a part of its evolution.

Community service and disaster relief have always been an important part of my life. I am proud to say that I have had the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others through my involvement in various philanthropic activities. My experience as the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. It taught me so much about the importance of giving back and the difference that a group of dedicated individuals can make in their community. My time as the president of the social work commission allowed me to plan and execute several philanthropic activities that assisted families in need in my community. I was in charge of mentoring 40 individuals and helping them establish our goals and objectives. I was also responsible for assessing our budget, contacting companies for donations, and arranging money-making events to help us achieve our target. Through these activities, we were able to deliver school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. This experience was incredibly rewarding, as I saw firsthand the impact that our efforts had on those in need. In addition to the direct impact that we had on the families in our community, my involvement in the Leo Club also had a profound impact on my personal and professional development. I moved from being a timid individual to becoming a spokesperson for an organization, and I learned how to communicate effectively with CEOs and other high-level individuals. I also learned valuable skills in time management, problem-solving, and teamwork, which I know will be valuable assets in my future endeavors. Moving forward, I am determined to continue my involvement in community service and disaster relief. My ultimate goal is to become a brain surgeon, and while I know that this will require a great deal of time and effort, I am committed to ensuring that I continue to serve my community to the best of my ability. I plan to use my skills and knowledge as a brain surgeon to provide medical aid to those in need, and I hope to continue to participate in philanthropic activities and organizations that are dedicated to helping others. In conclusion, my experience with the Leo Club Sfax El Bay in Tunisia has been a defining moment in my life, and I am grateful for the opportunities that it has provided me. I believe that community service and disaster relief are essential components of a fulfilling and meaningful life, and I am committed to making a difference in the lives of others. Whether through my future medical practice or my continued involvement in philanthropic organizations, I am determined to use my skills and resources to help those in need and make a positive impact on the world.

One of the things that I find most intriguing about math is its universality. It is a language that transcends cultures and borders, and it applies to a wide range of disciplines, from the physical sciences to finance and economics. The concepts and theories that are developed in mathematics can be applied to real-world problems, providing a theoretical framework for understanding how the world works. Another aspect of math that I find fascinating is its ability to explain complex phenomena with elegant simplicity. The beauty of mathematical concepts is that they can often be reduced to simple equations and formulas that can be used to make predictions and explain the behavior of the world around us. Calculus, for example, is a subject that provides a way to understand how things change over time. It is used to model everything from the motion of objects to the spread of diseases, and its theories have far-reaching implications in a wide range of fields. In addition to its practical applications, math is also a subject that challenges me on a personal level. Solving mathematical problems requires a level of abstract thinking and problem-solving skills that are not typically required in other subjects. It requires a level of creativity and ingenuity to find new solutions to complex problems, and it rewards persistence and perseverance. One of the things that I find most appealing about math is the way that it can be used to answer questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. From the ancient Greeks to modern-day scientists, mathematicians have been using the subject to answer some of the most fundamental questions about the world, such as how the universe was formed and how it operates. The progress that has been made in mathematical research has led to a better understanding of the world, and it has contributed to advances in fields such as medicine, technology, and engineering. Finally, I love math because it is constantly evolving. New mathematical theories are being developed all the time, and our understanding of the subject is constantly expanding. As new technologies and data become available, mathematicians can explore new frontiers and develop new theories that will shape our understanding of the world for generations to come. The subject is always growing and changing, and it is exciting to be part of this dynamic and evolving field.

Having healthy eating habits is an essential aspect of maintaining overall health and well-being. Our diets play a significant role in providing us with the necessary nutrients and energy that our bodies require to function at their best. In today's fast-paced world, it can be tempting to resort to convenient, unhealthy options, but making the effort to adopt healthy eating habits has a range of physical and mental benefits. From a physical perspective, consuming a well-balanced diet that includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein sources can help reduce the risk of chronic health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. These foods provide the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients necessary for our bodies to function properly and stay healthy. Additionally, consuming a diet rich in fiber can help regulate digestion, reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancer, and improve overall cardiovascular health. Healthy eating habits can also have a positive impact on our mental health. A diet rich in vitamins and nutrients can help boost mood, reduce stress, and improve focus and cognitive function. For example, foods high in omega-3 fatty acids, such as salmon and walnuts, have been shown to have a positive effect on mood and mental clarity. On the other hand, consuming unhealthy foods high in sugar and unhealthy fats can lead to mood swings, fatigue, and decreased mental clarity. This is because these foods can cause rapid spikes in blood sugar levels, leading to feelings of irritability and fatigue. I have personally noticed the difference that healthy eating habits make in my own physical and mental health. When I make an effort to consume a balanced and nutritious diet, I have more energy and feel more alert throughout the day. I also feel less prone to mood swings and am better able to handle stress. Furthermore, eating healthy has helped me maintain a healthy weight, reduced my risk of developing chronic health conditions, and given me the necessary nutrients to stay healthy. I have also noticed an improvement in my overall quality of life, as I feel physically and mentally stronger, and more capable of achieving my goals. Adopting healthy eating habits requires effort and commitment, but the benefits are well worth it. To get started, it's important to educate yourself on the types of foods that are essential for a balanced diet and to make a plan for incorporating these foods into your daily routine. This may mean taking the time to plan and prepare meals in advance or making healthier food choices when eating out. It's also important to be mindful of portion sizes and to limit the consumption of unhealthy foods, such as sugary drinks and junk food. In conclusion, healthy eating habits are crucial for both physical and mental well-being. By consuming a balanced and nutritious diet, we can reduce the risk of chronic health conditions, boost our mood and mental clarity, and improve our overall quality of life. I highly recommend incorporating healthy eating habits into one's daily routine, as the benefits are undeniable.

College life presents a unique set of opportunities and challenges that shape a person's future. For me, one of the most exciting aspects of college is the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures. This diversity provides a platform to learn about new perspectives, ideas, and lifestyles, and to grow as an individual. However, with the many opportunities that come with college life also come challenges, such as managing coursework, maintaining relationships, and ensuring physical and mental well-being. To overcome these challenges, it's crucial to prioritize self-care. For me, this includes a combination of different practices that help me maintain a healthy mind, body, and soul. To start, I make a point of reading self-help books and listening to podcasts that focus on personal growth and development. These resources provide valuable insights and guidance on how to lead a fulfilling life and handle life's challenges. I also attend self-development seminars where I can connect with like-minded individuals and gain further knowledge and skills that can help me achieve my goals. In addition to these mental and emotional practices, physical exercise plays a crucial role in maintaining my overall well-being. I make sure to include physical activity in my daily routine, whether it's a yoga class, a gym session, or a run in the park. Exercise not only helps me stay physically fit, but it also releases endorphins that promote feelings of happiness and calm. I also turn to spirituality as a source of comfort and guidance. For me, this involves regular prayer and reflection, which helps me to connect with my inner self and feel more centered. These practices provide me with a sense of peace and clarity and give me the strength to handle life's challenges. Finally, I make an effort to improve my communication skills and have deep conversations with people from different backgrounds. By doing so, I can broaden my perspectives, understand different cultures and viewpoints, and build meaningful relationships with others. These conversations also help me to better understand myself and my values and to grow as an individual. In conclusion, the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds is what excites me the most about college. However, the challenges that come with college life can be overwhelming, which is why it's crucial to prioritize self-care. By reading self-help books, attending self-development seminars, exercising, praying, improving communication skills, and engaging in deep conversations with people from different perspectives, I can maintain a healthy mind, body, and soul amidst the challenges I face in school.

In recent years, I have made a significant transformation in my health journey. This journey was inspired by three books - Atomic Habits, Can't Hurt Me, and How to Win Friends and Influence People. These books had a profound impact on my life, and they helped me adopt a healthier lifestyle. I used to struggle with my health, feeling sluggish and low on energy, but I decided that I wanted to change. I started by focusing on small, incremental changes in my daily habits. I realized that small habits, when repeated consistently over time, can lead to substantial improvements in one's health. The first change I made was to start tracking what I ate. I became mindful of my portion sizes and made an effort to eat more nutritious foods. I also cut back on sugar, processed foods, and unhealthy snacks. This was a big change for me as I used to indulge in junk food frequently, but I was determined to make a change for the better. Next, I gradually increased my physical activity by incorporating more walks, runs, and other forms of exercise into my daily routine. I set a goal to exercise regularly, and I have been sticking to it ever since. This has not only improved my physical health, but it has also boosted my mental well-being. Exercise has helped me feel more energetic and less stressed, which is essential for a healthy lifestyle. In addition to eating well and exercising regularly, I also prioritized getting enough sleep. I realized the importance of getting at least 7-8 hours of sleep each night, and I have been making an effort to do so ever since. This has had a huge impact on my overall health and wellbeing. Lastly, I made a conscious effort to surround myself with supportive people who encouraged and motivated me to maintain a healthy lifestyle. I realized that it is essential to have a support system, and I am grateful for the friends and family members who have been there for me throughout my journey. They have provided me with encouragement and motivation, and I would not be where I am today without their support. Overall, my journey toward a healthier lifestyle has been slow and ongoing, but I feel much better and more energetic now than I did before. I have learned that small changes can lead to significant improvements, and I am committed to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. In conclusion, my health journey has been a transformative experience. I have learned the importance of small habits, eating well, exercising regularly, getting enough sleep, and having a support system. These changes have had a positive impact on my life, and I am proud of what I have achieved. I would encourage others to make small changes in their daily habits and to prioritize their health. It is never too late to start a journey toward a healthier lifestyle, and I hope that my story will inspire others to take the first step.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country has played a significant role in shaping my identity and personal growth. Despite facing numerous challenges in my life such as my parent's divorce and my mother's rare illness that left her half-blind, I learned to become self-sufficient and mature at a young age. I was also academically successful, having attended the top school in Sfax and receiving a first-class honors grade in the national competition. However, the educational system in Tunisia underwent several changes after the revolution, which led to strikes and the abuse of students' rights. This, coupled with my desire to face the real world and pursue the life I truly deserved, made me make the difficult decision to leave my country and move to the United States to start a new life with my father after 13 years apart. This move allowed me to discover my actual identity and purpose and pursue my dreams. I have always been passionate about medicine and engineering, and thus, I chose to major in biomedical engineering. My goal is to become a brain surgeon and use my skills in medicine and engineering to improve the healthcare system and make a positive impact on the world. I understand that becoming a brain surgeon is not an easy feat, and it will require a lot of hard work and dedication. However, I am confident that I have the determination and drive to achieve my goals. I am fully devoted to building the life I've always desired and to making a difference in the lives of those I serve. I understand that the area of healthcare is always developing and is influenced by a broad range of complicated circumstances, and I am devoted to doing everything in my power to assist people and improve the status of healthcare. I have already left my native country and my previous way of life to pursue higher education in the United States, and I am completely committed to my studies and future profession as a physician. I am also prepared to conduct thorough studies and to investigate new medical solutions, particularly for uncommon disorders with no clear-cut therapies. Furthermore, my concentration in biomedical engineering will provide me with a unique viewpoint and understanding of technology, which I intend to employ to serve my patients and advance healthcare. In addition, I am sincerely committed to using my abilities and experience to assist my native nation and other underprivileged areas across the world. I've seen many people suffer from a lack of access to medical treatments and supplies, and I'm determined to do everything I can to provide them with the care and assistance they require. I am devoted to making a good influence on the lives of as many people as possible. As a future doctor, I think I must use my skills and abilities to serve others and make the world a better place. In conclusion, my journey has been filled with challenges, but these challenges have only made me stronger and more determined to succeed. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. Through my future career as a brain surgeon, I plan to make a positive impact on the world and improve the healthcare system for those in need. I am excited about the difference I will make in the lives of others.

Growing up in Tunisia, a culturally diverse country, shaped my identity and personal growth. I am proud to be Tunisian and feel a strong responsibility to represent my country and community to the best of my ability. I dealt with divorced parents, a father who abandoned us, Beijing left with my mother, who became a divorced lady suffering from the prejudices of our Tunisian culture, a single mother with two children to raise, and later half-blind due to a rare illness that took her eye. Despite my young age, I needed to be self-sufficient, so I learned to cook, shop, and perform housework. All of this is to guarantee that my mother never feels bad about her inability to accomplish these things. All these challenges only made me mature and autonomous. I was also academically successful since I attended the pioneer school in Sfax, which only accepted students who received a first-class honors grade in the national competition. Since the revolution, the educational system in Tunisia was suffering from strikes and abuse of students’ rights. During my senior year summer, with the teachers, and the ministry of the education crisis, I couldn’t do it any longer... Every day, that eager desire to pursue the life I truly deserve, to face the real world, haunted me. So I put a stone on my heart and made the decision to leave my country and move to the United States to start a new life, living with my father after 13 years apart. The thought of leaving was overwhelming, but I realized that focusing solely on my loved ones would mean abandoning myself. I finally realized that my life counts; I will not deny myself the opportunity to excel in my school and life because of my hardness in the past; I do not exist to be a spectator in life.I don't exist to be a spectator in life or to wait for a superhero to save me; I exist to be my own superhero, and I'll be the one to pull myself out of the messed-up past that I'll never forget but will use to create my present. Now that I've left my mother, my school, my friends, and my country, I am fully devoted to building the life I've always desired, and I've promised myself that I'll achieve my goals because I AM worth it. I discovered my actual identity and purpose and decided to pursue my studies and ambitions. My ambition is to become a brain surgeon, and I picked biomedical engineering as a major because I am excited about integrating my skills in medicine and engineering to improve the healthcare system. I am determined to achieve my goals and am confident that I will succeed in my education and future career and make a difference in the lives of those I serve.

My major will be biomedical engineering as it combines principles from medicine and engineering to provide solutions to healthcare and medical problems. I am passionate about pursuing this field as it allows me to use my engineering and problem-solving skills to make a positive impact on people's lives and fulfill my ambition of becoming a brain surgeon. My uncle, who is a doctor in Canada inspired me to pursue this career. I have had the opportunity to have in-depth conversations with him as he has shared his knowledge of the most recent discoveries in medicine with me. This has increased my understanding of the field and my passion for learning. Seeking higher education is crucial for me in achieving my goal of becoming a brain surgeon. I am sincerely committed to using my education and skills to assist my native nation, Tunisia and other underprivileged areas across the world. I believe it is my duty as a future physician to serve those in need and improve the state of healthcare. With my degree, I aspire to provide medical care and assistance to people in disadvantaged communities around the world. Healthcare is a constantly evolving field, and I am determined to stay informed and use my knowledge to make a difference in the world. While I was living in Tunisia, I was the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay and I was in charge of planning philanthropic activities to assist the families in my community that are in need. I was mentoring 40 people on how to establish our objective and achieve it in the time provided, assessing our budget based on our goal and preparing sponsorship contracts, contacting companies that may donate, and arranging money-making events to assist us to realize our target. We performed several activities in which we delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. I won't claim I wasn't desperate or fatigued, especially with exam periods and the pressures of high school, but when I saw those people's smiles, I forgot about everything and felt only pride in my team's work with devoted hearts and connection to the community. During my term, I made several mistakes and learned a lot from this experience, which enhanced my social life. I moved from being a timid girl to becoming a spokesperson of an organization, speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies to help people. It taught me how to be patient with the team members, how to find solutions when my plans didn't work, and most importantly, how to manage my time as a student and a Club representative. I'm extremely glad for this chance and hope to have similar experiences during my college years. Being a Muslim is a core aspect of my identity and belief system. It means living with compassion and striving to do good in the world and representing the values and principles of Islam in the best way possible. As a Muslim living in the US, I understand that there may be misconceptions and prejudice toward my religion, and I see it as a personal responsibility to challenge these negative stereotypes and show others the true nature of Islam through my actions and behavior. To me, being a Muslim means being a source of hope, positivity, and kindness in a world that often lacks these things.

Volunteering has been a transformative experience for me and has greatly impacted my mindset. Before I started volunteering, I had a narrow perspective on the world and was focused mainly on my interests and goals. However, volunteering opened my eyes to the broader picture and gave me a deeper understanding of the needs of others. Through volunteering, I learned that helping others can be just as fulfilling as pursuing personal goals and that it is possible to make a positive impact in the world. Growing up in Tunisia, I was the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay. In this role, I was responsible for planning philanthropic activities to assist families in my community who were in need. I mentored 40 people on how to establish our objectives, assess our budget, and arrange money-making events to help us reach our goals. We delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families, and this experience taught me important lessons about leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving. Through my work in the Leo Club, I transformed from a timid girl to a confident spokesperson for an organization, speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies for helping others. Working with various communities and organizations has taught me the importance of empathy, compassion, and selflessness. I have seen first-hand the impact that a small act of kindness can have on someone's life and this has instilled in me a deep sense of gratitude for the blessings I have. Volunteering has also taught me the value of teamwork, collaboration, and leadership. I have worked with people from diverse backgrounds and have learned to appreciate and respect the unique skills, perspectives, and experiences that each person brings to the table. One of the most profound experiences in my life was taking care of my mother when she was diagnosed with a rare amoeba in her eye. I became her primary caregiver, administering her medications and researching the best ways to manage her condition. This experience gave me a thorough understanding of the chemical composition of many medications and the complexities of treating uncommon disorders. It also instilled in me a strong desire to help others, and I am committed to using my abilities and experience to assist my native country and other underprivileged areas around the world. I have already left my native country and my previous way of life to pursue higher education in the United States, and I am completely committed to my studies and future profession as a physician. I am also prepared to conduct thorough research and investigate new medical solutions, particularly for uncommon disorders with no clear-cut therapies. Furthermore, my concentration in biomedical engineering will provide me with a unique viewpoint and understanding of technology, which I intend to employ to serve my patients and advance healthcare. Volunteering has helped me to develop important life skills such as communication, problem-solving, and leadership. Through volunteering, I have had the opportunity to work on projects that required me to be creative, and innovative, and to think outside the box. This has helped me to develop a more adaptable and flexible mindset and has given me the confidence to take on new challenges and pursue my dreams.

Volunteering has been a transformative experience for me and has greatly impacted my mindset. Before I started volunteering, I had a narrow perspective on the world and was focused mainly on my interests and goals. However, volunteering opened my eyes to the broader picture and gave me a deeper understanding of the needs of others. Through volunteering, I learned that helping others can be just as fulfilling as pursuing personal goals and that it is possible to make a positive impact in the world. Growing up in Tunisia, I was the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay. In this role, I was responsible for planning philanthropic activities to assist families in my community who were in need. I mentored 40 people on how to establish our objectives, assess our budget, and arrange money-making events to help us reach our goals. We delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families, and this experience taught me important lessons about leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving. Through my work in the Leo Club, I transformed from a timid girl to a confident spokesperson for an organization, speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies for helping others. Working with various communities and organizations has taught me the importance of empathy, compassion, and selflessness. I have seen first-hand the impact that a small act of kindness can have on someone's life and this has instilled in me a deep sense of gratitude for the blessings I have. Volunteering has also taught me the value of teamwork, collaboration, and leadership. I have worked with people from diverse backgrounds and have learned to appreciate and respect the unique skills, perspectives, and experiences that each person brings to the table. One of the most profound experiences in my life was taking care of my mother when she was diagnosed with a rare amoeba in her eye. I became her primary caregiver, administering her medications and researching the best ways to manage her condition. This experience gave me a thorough understanding of the chemical composition of many medications and the complexities of treating uncommon disorders. It also instilled in me a strong desire to help others, and I am committed to using my abilities and experience to assist my native country and other underprivileged areas around the world. I have already left my native country and my previous way of life to pursue higher education in the United States, and I am completely committed to my studies and future profession as a physician. I am also prepared to conduct thorough research and investigate new medical solutions, particularly for uncommon disorders with no clear-cut therapies. Furthermore, my concentration in biomedical engineering will provide me with a unique viewpoint and understanding of technology, which I intend to employ to serve my patients and advance healthcare. Volunteering has helped me to develop important life skills such as communication, problem-solving, and leadership. Through volunteering, I have had the opportunity to work on projects that required me to be creative, and innovative, and to think outside the box. This has helped me to develop a more adaptable and flexible mindset and has given me the confidence to take on new challenges and pursue my dreams.

I aspire to become a Medical Doctor because of my passion for helping others and my drive to make a positive impact in the world. My personal experiences, as well as my academic and professional background, have shaped me into the person I am today, and I believe that I am well-equipped to approach medicine with a distinct viewpoint and a strong desire to improve the lives of others. Growing up in Tunisia, I was the president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay. In this role, I was responsible for planning philanthropic activities to assist families in my community who were in need. I mentored 40 people on how to establish our objectives, assess our budget, and arrange money-making events to help us reach our goals. We delivered school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families, and this experience taught me important lessons about leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving. Through my work in the Leo Club, I transformed from a timid girl to a confident spokesperson for an organization, speaking with CEOs of companies and explaining my strategies for helping others. One of the most profound experiences in my life was taking care of my mother when she was diagnosed with a rare amoeba in her eye. I became her primary caregiver, administering her medications and researching the best ways to manage her condition. This experience gave me a thorough understanding of the chemical composition of many medications and the complexities of treating uncommon disorders. It also instilled in me a strong desire to help others, and I am committed to using my abilities and experience to assist my native country and other underprivileged areas around the world. In addition to my personal experiences, I have had the opportunity to have in-depth conversations with my uncle, a doctor in Canada, who has shared his knowledge of the most recent discoveries in medicine with me. This has increased my understanding of the field and my passion for learning. As a future physician, I am driven by a strong sense of purpose and a desire to have an impact on the world. I am aware that healthcare is a constantly evolving field, influenced by a wide range of complex circumstances, and I am devoted to doing everything in my power to improve the status of healthcare and assist people. I have already left my native country and my previous way of life to pursue higher education in the United States, and I am completely committed to my studies and future profession as a physician. I am also prepared to conduct thorough research and investigate new medical solutions, particularly for uncommon disorders with no clear-cut therapies. Furthermore, my concentration in biomedical engineering will provide me with a unique viewpoint and understanding of technology, which I intend to employ to serve my patients and advance healthcare.

The Tunisian community is a tight-knit and compassionate community, where the people are deeply connected to their heritage and values. I had the privilege of being a part of this community as the former president of the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay. During my tenure, I was able to witness first-hand the strength and resilience of the Tunisian people, and the impact that can be made when a community comes together for a common cause. As president of the social work commission, I was responsible for overseeing the planning and execution of philanthropic activities aimed at assisting families in need within the community. This involved mentoring 40 members of the club, assessing our budget, contacting potential sponsors, and organizing money-making events to help us achieve our goals. The activities we performed included delivering school materials, food, winter clothes, and blankets to over 250 underprivileged families. One of the biggest challenges I faced was managing my time effectively as a student and club representative, but this experience taught me important skills in time management and prioritization that I have found to be incredibly valuable in my personal and professional life. The impact of our efforts on the families in need was truly inspiring. Seeing the smiles on their faces and the gratitude they expressed for our help was a powerful reminder of the importance of community and the impact that can be made when people come together for a common cause. This experience was a testament to the kindness, generosity, and support that is at the heart of the Tunisian community. Additionally, my experience as president of the social work commission allowed me to grow and develop as a leader. I went from being a timid girl to becoming a confident and effective spokesperson for the organization. I learned how to work effectively with others to achieve a common goal, and how to effectively communicate my ideas and strategies to others, including CEOs of companies. This experience was an important stepping stone in my personal and professional development, and I am grateful for the opportunities and lessons it provided. In conclusion, the Tunisian community is a tight-knit and compassionate community that is deeply connected to its heritage and values. My involvement in the community through the social work commission at Leo Club Sfax El Bay was a rewarding and inspiring experience. I am proud to have been a part of this community and to have made a positive impact in the lives of those in need. The spirit of unity, kindness, and generosity that I witnessed in the Tunisian community will continue to drive it forward, making a positive impact in the lives of those in need for generations to come.