As a young student, I rarely took advantage of tutoring resources and mostly took to the internet to teach myself the subjects I struggled with. However, when I did make use of tutoring services I had a far easier time being successful in my studies.

I would now like to help a new generation find their passion in the subjects they may come to enjoy and encourage the seeking of real help when it is needed to ensure their academic success.

My strongest subject was always math, but as I have gotten older I've slowly been able to unlock my writing potential as well. I think by going through the process of having to figure out my own writing process, when it did not fit with the process I was always taught, I can better help those who may have the potential to be good writers get past their own mental hold-ups.

I have always found that just simply listening to somebody talk about a subject has done little to make a lesson stick in my mind. Because of this I strongly believe in a hands-on approach to learning that focuses on the student's interaction with the material.

I'm currently a junior at Western Washington University(WWU), and during high school, I did the running start program for my last two years meaning I went to community college instead of high school classes. I didn't take the SAT or ACT, rather, I transferred as a college student after high school. I think the pursuit of knowledge is a lifelong ambition and something beneficial to everybody. That being said I also strongly believe that going to a 4-year college right after high school doesn't have to be the only route you can take. Aside from WWU, my plan is to get an FAA Airframe and Powerplant certification and work as an aircraft mechanic.

Outside of academia, I love physical activities and the outdoors. I'm a strong believer in the benefits of a healthy body as well as a healthy mind. That being said I'm also an avid gamer and a pretty big nerd so you won't catch me behind on any big MCU developments or gaming debuts.