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My curriculum involves a lot of science, I have courses in basic and advanced mathematics, physics, biology, pharmacology and a lot of chemistry. There is one improvement that can be made to the syllabus and that is to remove the electromagnetism course because it is a subject that does not relate to any other course (it only has a very little relation to cell Physiology) and I think it is just a filler course. The workload and the hours of dedication depend on how many subjects I have per semester, my ideal is to sign up for five or six subjects because if I take seven or eight I won't have much time for my hobbies. As for the faculty, the facade is really modern and beautiful, however, the building where the labs are located is very old and depressing to look at, even though I had a great time in the lab courses I had in the last two years. When I joined the university in 2020 the pandemic forced us to use technology a lot more and I took advantage of it, as I can take notes on m

I would enjoy visiting the USA in 2042, since it’s the most developed country in the world today. I imagine it would be a great place to live in the future if the racial and environmental iusses they have get solved, by 2042, I will be 41 years old and graduated from college, and hopefully married to my partner and ready to settle on a prosperous country. I would like to be able to work in a leading pharmaceutical company in that country, such as GSK, Novartis or J&J. It is unfortunate how big businessmen have tarnished the name of the pharmaceutical sector and the science that goes with it. Just for their personal ambition to make more money and evade taxes. I hope that for the future, the US government will intervene in a fair way in these corruption cases and its laws will be changed in a tougher way for malicious businessmen. The opioid epidemic is already regrettable, so I hope that in the future it will be eradicated and to re-establish a relationship of trust between pharmac