Growing up I always knew there was something wrong in the way I learn, my academics were never on grade level and I was always behind my classmates. I remember getting very frustrated all though school because I could not spell the simplest words or read was well as everyone else. I never understood why I was different than my classmates. It wasn’t until my sophomore year, …show more content…
I wasn’t going to let my LD get the best of me. I made my LD a part of my life. I changed how I studied, took tests, and I made it a routine that I talked to my teachers every week on how I would succeed. With those changes I started to see the improvement. I went from making C’s in classes to making A’s. I went from being in the bottom 25% of my class to the top 25%. And I even started to see improvement in myself, I had less anxiety and I became more confident. I knew that I could finally make my dream come true.
I have always wanted to go to college. Even after I found about my LD I still felt the want and desire to go even if it meant I would have to work harder to go, the work was worth it to me. A college education is something that can only help me succeed in life. The past two years since my diagnoses I have learned far more than I had before. I understand how I can strive in my academics while in college. I believe that college is a way to prove to myself and others that even though my LD has slowed me down it doesn’t stop me completely from