Throughout my college career, I have been juggling between so many different interests of mine. When I was a freshman, I saw myself in behavioral analysis. I wanted to be the next Emily Prentis or Spencer Reid. After taking more classes about the criminal justice system, I realized what I really was interested in was the human mind. Because of this, I decided that psychology would be a better fit for me. I started really diving deeper into the major and I realized that this was not the field I wanted to be in either.

I was so frustrated because nothing seemed to fit what I wanted to do. I couldn't even describe what direction I wanted to go in because every option I thought was the one for me, was not. I finally came to the realization as to what my true passion is, working with people. I love understanding people and using that understanding in order to navigate working with them. I gained a whole new confidence this past year and I really loved talking to people. I like to make people's day in little ways and handle difficult people really well. This lead me to take my first hospitality course and from that point on I knew this is what I have been waiting for.

That feeling when you do not even have to try and pay attention or motivate yourself to go to class. You are so drawn to what is being taught that it sparked excitement in me. Now, my major has officially been changed for the last time and I am taking my first full schedule of hospitality courses in the fall. I can not even begin to describe how content I am with decision I made and I am so excited for my future in this field! I truly feel like the world is my oyster with this field and it will benefit having me on board!