If so, describe and explain the factors which have disadvantaged you. What characteristics do you believe a member of the profession should possess. Don't simply derive your statement from a roommate's essay or the first example you find in a book. Organize your statement. Let your structure flow from the content you have chosen.
Many people organize with linear time.
If you choose to organize with a feature other than time, let your readers know what you are using. Many essays use both time and a particular type element, e.g., time and core values, personal stories, life changing events, important activities, influential people, or recurring themes. Show with true stories. Rather than telling your reader that you are compassionate, you can illustrate your compassion with little descriptive vignettes. Well-written anecdotes are fun to read, memorable, and humanizing.