Learning any given subject can be difficult. Mastering a subject, however, is even more challenging, demanding, and tough. During my high school career, I had initially struggled to learn the material from the AP and Honors courses I was taking at the time. I had difficulty understanding what was being taught and truly absorbing the information.

When I entered my first year at Bryn Mawr College, a very selective women's college, I honestly struggled with the material that I was presented with. I was in an academic setting where I could no longer could memorize the information that I had studied and repeat the tested material onto exams and do well. After noticing this problem, I confronted and discussed the issue with my professors regarding the hardships, and I was fortunate enough to receive lots of help from my professors as well as my colleagues.

With their guidance, support, and trialing new study methods, I was able to learn and also master the classes I was taking. From my first year at Bryn Mawr College, I learned that the process of learning and mastering any subject truly takes dedication, perseverance, and determination.

I am now in my post graduate studies in dental school, mastering new study techniques to get the best possible results.

I would like to share my techniques with my students. By establishing foundational study habits at an earlier time, students will have the opportunity to reach further success at an earlier time. I am aware that a student's time is key when preparing for any class or exam, and I hope that I can help him/her utilize that time to reach further success.