Importance of Setting Goals

Setting goals is important because it keeps you motivated. Seeing your goals on paper makes you want to achieve it even more. Writing on paper also keeps you organized because you have all your goals there where you can keep track which ones you completed and which ones you still need to. Setting goals and completing them makes you feel proud of yourself. It boosts your confidence and it makes you want to complete other goals.

Six Rules to Make People Like you. If you want people to like you.........

Reflection: Write an overall final reflection in this post regarding the "Six  Ways to Make People Like You".  Include your deepest thoughts and feelings. Write what you commit to do to apply the Six Rules.

The six attitudes is a good way to make people like you because it makes you care more about other people. It wants you to be genuine and not lie. Rule one is important because people like it when someone is interested in them. Rule two tells you to smile and smiling makes people want to approach you. Rule three wants you to remember names and this helps people like you because it doesn't make them feel forgotten to you. This rule is one I have to work on because I usually forget peoples names.Rule four is very important when you are in a class and you want a teacher to like you, just be a good listener. Rule five just makes people even more interested into talking with you. Rule six I believe is the most important because people like feeling important.

The University of Chicago

About the University 

The University of Chicago is located in the third largest metropolitan area in the nation.The University of Chicago has an exceptionally rich tradition of interdisciplinary scholarship. In the spirit of this tradition, the Pritzker School of Medicine offers a wide selection of joint degree programs for individuals interested in the critical interface of medicine, biological sciences, and society

  

Financial Aid

As a private university, our tuition rates are the same for in- and out-of-state students. With our generous financial aid model, we are able to provide assistance to approximately 80% of enrolled medical students each year, and the majority of students graduate with less than the national average in student debt.The Pritzker School of Medicine is able to offer low interest loans as a result of generous donors. Such donors consist of alumni, faculty, grateful patients, and friends of the University and University Hospitals. Award of these loans is made as part of a financial aid package based on financial need.

Admission

The University of Chicago uses the online American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). Every student who submits an application through AMCAS will receive a Pritzker School of Medicine Secondary Application by email.The Secondary Application requires a non-refundable fee of $85, which may be waived if the applicant has been granted the AMCAS Fee Waiver Program. Students who feel that the secondary application fee is a barrier to their application are encouraged to contact us directly. When the application materials are complete, the Admissions Committee reviews the candidate's AMCAS application, secondary application, and letters of recommendation. If an applicant's credentials have been favorably reviewed, the applicant is invited via email to visit our campus for an interview. During this day-long visit, candidates receive an orientation to Pritzker and the University of Chicago, information on financial aid, a tour of the Medical Center, and are hosted at lunch by medical students. The interview day provides the committee with an opportunity to get to know the candidate in person, and interviewees are encouraged to ask questions to obtain insights into the university community, curriculum, faculty and student body.

Six Rules to Make People Like you. If you want people to like you.........

Rule 6: Make the other person feel important--and do it sincerely.

If you want to make other people feel important, do it because you sincerely believe they are important to you. Don't make them and then later on treat them as if they were never anything to you. It'll just make them have resentment against. Also what if in the future you actually genuinely want them to like you, they'll just do to you what you did to them. Making someone feel important is just doing the simplest things. Such as noticing the smallest things, such as noticing when they're mad. Give them compliments once in a while. The compliments don't have to be about their appearance, tell them that they are doing a great job at something they are doing. But don't tell them because you want them to like you, say it because you sincerely believe it. Ask them about how they are feeling, even if they don't want to talk about it tell them you'll always be there for them. They'll believe you and will believe they are important to you. This rule will absolutely make a person like you because they'll feel important. And everyone likes to feel important. 

Six Rules to Make People Like you. If you want people to like you.........

Rule 5: Talk in terms of the other man's interest.

Rule number 5 is to talk in terms with a mans, or women it doesn't matter, interest. Learn what they treasure the most and talk to them about it. It'll keep them interested in the conversation. It also keeps the conversation going and doesn't have a awkward silence in it. Not only should you be interested in their interest they should be interested in yours. This way you both will like each other as friends.

Logan Tom

Logan Tom is a american indoor and beach volleyball player. She is a four-time Olympian at the outside hitter position. Her parents are Mel and Kristen Tom; Logan was born on May 25, 1981. Logan is 5'1 and weighs 170lbs. She was the youngest women ever to be elected for the American Volleyball Team when she competed at the 2000 games in Sydney. Logan helped Team USA win silver and she was named best Scorer.  She attended Stanford University but did not graduate with her class instead she graduated in the summer of 2014. She was even inducted in the Stanford University Hall of Fame. 

Six Rules to Make People Like you. If you want people to like you.........

Rule 4: Be a good listener. Encourage others to talk about themselves.

People don't like it when their conversation with you is only about you. For rule four encourage people to talk about themselves, ask about their day or whats been going on in their life. Also be a good listener, if you ask someone about them actually listen to them or else whats the point of asking them. This will encourage the person to want to talk to you more often and maybe come to you if they need help.It will also create a bond between the two of you and you can really trust each other. This also makes other people like you and know they can trust you. It doesn't have to be big things but they know they can trust you with their dogs or something else.

Six Rules to Make People Like you. If you want people to like you.........

Rule 3: Remember names

1) "A man's name is to him the sweetest and most important sound in any language."

2) "If you don't remember names, you are headed for trouble."

Rule number three is to remember names. Such as when yo meet someone new try not to forget their names because it’s kind of rude. Not only is it awkward when you ask them again what their name is but it kinda starts the friendship of bad. People are most likely impressed when you remember their names after only meeting them once and that makes them like you more.