Leistungskurs Bio, Englisch oder Informatik?

Hey, also:

Ich hatte als Leistungskurse für nächstes Jahr, wenn ich in die 11 komme Deutsch, Physik und Kunst gewählt. (Bin auf einem Gymnasium in RLP)

Das ist jetzt aber nicht möglich weil das in den Stundenplan nicht passt und ich die einzige war, die Physik und Kunst gewählt hat.

Entweder wähle ich also Bio als LK und Physik als Grundkurs, jedoch habe ich gehört dass Bio ein Lernfach ist und man viel auswendig lernen muss, was mir überhaupt nicht liegt (bei Mitose und Meiose bin ich schon verzweifelt).

Chemie ist für mich gar keine Option, da ich darin total schlecht bin, das wird auf jeden Fall abgewählt.

Ich hätte noch die Möglichkeit Informatik statt Physik zu wählen. Das hatte ich ein halbes Jahr lang, hab's aber dann abgewählt, weil mir das zu langweilig war (haben nur gelernt, wie man eine Webseite programmiert, ich weiß also nicht, was noch so im Fach Informatik passieren könnte).

Auch eine Möglichkeit wäre, dass ich Physik und Kunst behalte und dafür aber Englisch statt Deutsch nehme. Viele sagen, Englisch ist total einfach. Stimmt das? Bin nicht wirklich gut in der Aussprache, im Schreiben ganz ok. Da ich aber was im Bereich Schriftstellerin werden will, wäre Deutsch wohl ganz gut als LK.

Könnt ihr mir mal eure Erfahrungen mit Englisch, Informatik und Bio LK geben? Was kommt so ungefähr dran?

Danke für's Antworten

Englisch, Lernen, Schule, Bio, Bildung, Unterricht, Biologie, Abitur, Fächer, Gymnasium, Informatik, Oberstufe, Leistungskurs
Grammatikalische/Inhaltliche Korrektur?

 Hallo^^ Könnte sich vielleicht jemand die Zeit nehmen, und meinen Letter of Intent korrekturlesen in beider grammatikalischer und inhaltlicher Hinsicht? Das wäre super nett!!

LETTER OF INTENT

Dear Iuliu Haţieganu University of Medicine Admissions Comittee:

Thank you very much for considering me as a potential student at the Iuliu Haţieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy Cluj-Napoca. My name is ... and I’m hereby applying for a place at this very prestigious university.

My interest for human medicine came into being by watching my father work. He owns a quite big and successful general practitioner’s office and currently operates six physicians beside him. When I was younger I helped out the medical assistants for a short period of time during my holidays, doing some computer work to oppose the regular rush of patients. When I had nothing to do, I’d watch my father treat the patients and ever since then I’ve been eager to do the same. To learn about the human body, how it works, how illnesses of every kind develop and originate, and how to treat them. How to help people convalesce and free them as much as possible from their burdens. I’ve worked in the nursing sector a few times by now, trying to live out that passion already. Last year, I was part of the Maltese pilgrimage to Lourdes twice, and took care of the sick and old people to let them have an emotional and rare experience. This involved nursing duties like washing and bathing, dressing, feeding, giving medicine, pushing wheelchairs etc. Next month, from April to May, I am going to volunteer at a hospital in Kerala (India), where I hope to gather as much practical experience as possible to help and prepare me with my medical studies.

I came across the Iuliu Haţieganu University through my cousin. Just last year, my cousin graduated successfully at this university in Romania, and he’s really recommended it to me. Not only were the people and the location quite nice, especially the study system very much spoke to him and let him start working as an assistant doctor with a good basis. I’ve researched the Iuliu Haţieganu University a lot, discussed many aspects about it with my cousin, and have come to the conclusion that this university would be the best for me to apply and graduate at. This is because of the exceptional and professional staff, the individualized, high-quality education and many verbal recommendations I’ve received. By graduating at the Iuliu Haţieganu University I hope to complete the first step to make a career as a doctor, either at the hospital or as a general practitioner afterwards. I’m not setting that in stone yet so I can make different experiences in several sections of human medicine and decide at the end where I enjoy to work the most and in which field I’d be the best enrichment for everyone, especially the patients. In case of admission, which I really hope because this university is my top choice, I’d immediately accept. I want to actively contribute to the university with my purposeful studying and successful graduation, helping the people around me while studying with mental support and of course later on as a doctor on furthermore a health-wise basis. I wouldn’t have any problem looking for a room to stay and making first personal aquaintances due to my cousin’s knowledge and connections and am eager to make Cluj-Napoca my home.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration, I’m hopeful for the chance to be admitted, and, in this case, to simultanously benefit from the Iuliu Haţieganu University of Medicine incoming class of 2024 and contribute to it as well.

Yours sincerely,

Medizin, Englisch, Studium, Bewerbung, Text, englische Grammatik, Grammatik, Inhalt, Medizinstudium, Rechtschreibung, Rumänien, Universität

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