I face daily direct care of patients who were sick and in need. From answering a light call to comforting a patient as they live their last minutes by constantly reassuring myself, it was my passion. I have experienced the ups and downs of being a nurse. I worked long, hard days at night. I have seen and experienced what nursing really is and what fulfillment it can bring to your life. Today, I am confident in my desire to continue my education and become a registered nurse at Seattle University. Working in the field at the hospital brought me a lot of satisfaction; I learned new terminology and skills from the nurses, which reassured me that I wanted to go further. I want to gain knowledge and be able to help patients in even more depth. Although a long journey lies ahead, I am already eager and excited to serve my community in nursing. Nursing is a profession where you make a difference. I learned that healthcare is not just about medicine, but also an opportunity to comfort, listen, and lend a helping hand. This means looking beyond a patient's age, race, religion, ethnicity or economic status, but instead focusing on their well-being. Nurses are just regular people who have the privilege of helping patients, the community, and even