I am a graduate of Vermont Law School where I was a member of the Vermont Law Review. Through Vermont Law Review, I wrote my note which resulted in a publication offer in a California Law School Journal. I am a first-generation Latina and the first in my family to become an attorney. This achievement came with much effort; sacrifice; and hard work. I learned by myself what learning style works best for me and to know when to ask for help. Thus, I am passionate about helping others similarly situated succeed in academia as I am aware of all the hurdles.

I received my Bachelors of Arts in Forensic Psychology with a minor in Latinx Studies at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Throughout my academic career I have mentored several students and have enjoyed seeing their success. Most notably, I am passionate about assisting others conquer standardized tests such as the Bar Exam. The rigorous demands of the bar exam require for an individual to rely on any and all resources they can to be well-prepared and well-rounded.

I am also passionate about teaching others Spanish. As a native Spanish speaker I am fluent in reading, writing, and speaking Spanish.