Good day! I'll start by introducing myself.

My entire
name is Sheherqueen Paned Manganip—yes, you
read that correctly. My name is distinctive, right? So
much so that whenever I introduce myself and meet
new people, they are often shocked when they hear
it and frequently pronounce my name incorrectly. I
constantly encourage them to "simply call me Queen
or Queen Queen"—single or double, it's up to you—
to make their lives easy. My aunt Janice gave me the
name Sheherqueen, which is also the name of her
former closest friend who is currently a doctor.

I'm a scorpio baby and I'm seventeen years old—actually, I just turned seventeen last week, on
November 6! Teenage life is full with enjoyable events and moments. In my teenage years, I
encountered many new people, fell in love, shed many
tears, and experienced many other things. If I hadn't gone
through it, I wouldn't be who I am now.
I am grateful and appreciative of everything I
now have, including my loving family and a strong
network of friends. They are my everything, and I can't
imagine living without them.
As a grade eleven STEM student at St. Paul University
Philippines, I can attest that it is difficult to leave your
familiar surroundings and experience parental separation
for the first time. I had to acclimatize to myself here in
the city over a period of months, and I'm still going through it. I must be self-reliant and confront
the facts. I have to step outside of my comfort zone to learn and develop new skills. With the
Lord's assistance, I am confident I can complete this.
While I was a student at St. Paul University Philippines, I learned a lot and had a lot of fun.
There are a ton of enjoyable and engaging school activities. They encouraged me to enter the
singing competition for the first time and gave me support in building my confidence. Yesterday,
I completed the Singing Contest registration form. Since it will be my first time, I will have
many fond memories of it. I cherish music. I can play the guitar, keyboard, xylophone, ukulele,
and sing. I used to just play at our local church, which helped me improve as a performer.

I've always pictured myself owning my own pristine, well-run clinic while donning a doctor's
white coat. Yes, I do intend to study optometry and open my own practice. The reason I selected
optometry is. simply because I've always wanted to be a doctor since I was young.

I want to make my family, especially my parents and grandparents, proud by becoming the first doctor in
the family. One of the reasons I picked this course is that any of the aforementioned colleges' optometry
programs require students to complete at least six years of study before they can graduate. I want my
grandparents to see me succeed as an optometrist and don the white coat.
Being successful would allow me to treat my family well, reward them, and make them proud
and content. Due to a lack of resources, I want them to have experiences that they have never had
before. These factors are what keep me here and motivate me to continue my studies; I am
confident that withthe help of our one and only God, I can succeed. Nothing is impossible with
him; all you need to do is