Universidad de Sta.

Isabel
College of Health Sciences
Nursing Program

May 12, 2022

Mrs. Salve T. Zuñiga, MAN RN

Dean, College of Health Sciences

Thru: Dr. Agnes D. Solis, RN

Program Chairperson, Nursing

Dear Dean Zuñiga and Dr. Solis,

Good day! I am a BSN 1A student who is fascinated about the Universidad de Santa Isabel's
nursing program. I'm now having fun while trying to fulfill my responsibilities as a nursing student
by studying as hard as possible. In terms of completing the activities assigned in the nursing
program, I am doing my utmost effort and giving my all.

Nursing program is, without a doubt, difficult. It may appear like I am always in a battleground,
but as a student, I enjoy challenges since they taught me valuable things, not only in my chosen
profession, but also in life. Nursing at Universidad de Santa Isabel is a difficult course to complete,
but as a student who enjoys difficulties, I found it to be quite enjoyable. I've learnt a lot from our
lecturers, starting with how they approached us from the beginning and how they educated us about
nursing as a whole. Even though we are in an online class, the tasks we complete provide me with
a number of lessons that encourage me to continue my nursing career, despite the challenges. As
a BSN 1 student who is new to the nursing program, I acknowledge that it is really difficult to
handle; but, as time goes on, instead of thinking of nursing as my greatest stressor, I have
transformed it into my greatest opportunity, which motivates me to pursue nursing.

I was always interested by Universidad de Santa Isabel because it was my ideal university when I
was a high school student, and I've always received positive reviews about the university's high-
quality education, particularly in the nursing program. Since the beginning of my studies at USI,
I've been aware of the staff's dedication, and they have always ensured that I, as a student, receive
the education that I needed, particularly in nursing.

For these reasons, I believe that nursing, a service-oriented profession, will be a suitable fit for my
future career goals. I am committed to succeeding in the nursing program and am grateful for the
possibilities provided by the institution.

Sincerely,

Mary Ann S. Ogoy

BSN1A