It's ultimately very rare to see a college student with their entire career path laid out, which is expected. The consensus or magnitude of at least knowing which direction you hope to go in is an accomplishment not many people recognize. Luckily for me, I was able to configure my career interests and pinpoint the path that I feel incorporates my highest characteristics, passions, and skill sets. Hence, I decided to focus on a career in chiropractics, as I hope to help interact with people, form relationships, and lead clients on a path to recovery and rehabilitation. I have now finished three years of my Bachelor's degree, and have uncovered many of my hopeful plans for a future career. I aim to head to a chiropractic-based graduate program following college, to then complete and move to a partnership practice and then eventually my own. To do so, I have begun forming connections, I have met and worked with professionals within a chiropractic/PT based internship, interacted with kinesiology-focused professors, and became engulfed in various kinesiology pieces of literature, courses, and informative meetings with advisors and mentors. With these tools and experiences under my belt, I hope to utilize them to guide and assist me as I continue my career and take my passion to new heights.