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Time really flies, my university life is going to end. As a medical student, spending eight years to get a Doctor Degree actually is not so long time. Without doubt, I am the lucky one once I selected this major. What's more, I have gotten the job which is admired by others maybe. It seems that my life was smooth at least until now, and I think this maybe partly own to my hard-working and partly own to my fortune.
Basically, when looking back to my eight years' university life, nothing was so tough for me. Actually, this's maybe not a good thing for my growing up, because I didn't get through as much as those ordinary students who need to spend eleven years getting their medical Doctor Degree. It's always true that only after we undergo numerous things then we could learn a lot from it and be more mature. From this point of view, I have missed so much for my college.
In terms of my successful theis defense, the first person I need to thank is my mentor, who offered me great help during the process of writing my thesis. Then is my parents and my girlfriend, who encouraged and supported me all the time. I do wish they will have a happy life and healthy body in future.
It was the busiest period of time for my college when I met my girlfriend and fell in love with each other at the first sight. I really appreciate that the selfless help and understanding she gave to me, and thank her to company me in my hardest time.
I know deeply that graduation is a turning point for my entire life, but also another beginning of hard-working. I am ready to meet the new challenges.
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- Reply lovingfun
- Good luck on you. Now more responsbilities you will take besides support yourself. Anyway as you said, you are a lucky dog, and things will go out by themselves.
Don't forget to keep more contact with your parents for I guess that when you work, you maybe more busier than before.
At last, wish everything is smooth going.
- Reply sunnyv
- I would like to congratulate you on your outstanding achievements. Now that you are a envied medical graduate qualifications, you are on the way to a successful life. You have big responsibilities on your shoulders. In our medical schools, the first lesson is ''selfless services''. According to your words, you seem to be a grateful person, so I am sure you would lead a happy and contented life.
