Abisola Ogundimu

A Legacy of Care

I was born into a family deeply rooted in healthcare—my mom is a pharmacist, my grandmothers are nurses, and several relatives are physicians. Growing up asthmatic, I had many early hospital experiences that opened my eyes to the compassion and strength of healthcare providers. Those moments planted a seed in me: the desire to one day be the person at a patient's bedside, offering not just treatment, but hope.

Learning Through Experience

My journey toward medicine has been hands-on and heartfelt. From shadowing my mom and grandma in hospital settings, to seeing the impact of healthcare disparities during the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve learned that medicine is not just a science—it’s also a deeply human art. Through hardship, I’ve discovered the power of empathy, resilience, and service.

Academic Journey

I’m currently a senior at Chadwick Academy in Palos Verdes, California, where I maintain a 3.7 GPA and pursue a challenging science-heavy curriculum including AP Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, and Honors Spanish. I’ve also completed advanced summer programs at Johns Hopkins University, including courses in Chemistry, Forensics, and Robotics.

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