I’ve been lucky enough to study in different countries and programs, which really shaped how I learn and perform. Going to school in France, the U.S. (Miami, FL), and Spain exposed me to different teaching styles, cultures, and languages, all of which broadened my perspective. Through those experiences, I’ve learned to challenge myself, adapt quickly, and build confidence in my ability to succeed.
I moved to Miami, Florida, in 2014, where I attended George Washington Middle School. There, I learned English while continuing my education in French, as it is an international school. We studied in both English and French and were in a special program called ESOL with other students who were also learning English, which helped me improve even faster.
In high school, I attended Coral Gables Senior High in Coral Gables, Florida, where I was part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program. This academically rigorous curriculum taught me what hard work meant. From writing long research papers to preparing for final exams, my work ethic and discipline grew. I graduated with both an American diploma and an IB diploma, which prepared me well for college and beyond.
I now attend Saint Louis University’s Madrid campus, where I’m majoring in Communication and minoring in Marketing and Spanish. Studying at an American university in Spain has been an incredible experience. it’s allowed me to learn Spanish, immerse myself in a new culture, and adapt to an international environment.