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Personal Statement: Working With High School Students

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I absolutely love working with high school students. I taught high school before, but counseling in a high school creates a different dynamic with the students. I love interaction, relationship with students, counseling and diversity of each day. Working with students and families through the college admissions process is quite rewarding and provides a nice balance to the problems that I handle day to day. I love the positive and proactive spirit of applying to college and the excitement it brings to the student. I also love helping that uncertain student through the challenges of the decisions they face.
I have worked with so many school administrators who had different leadership styles. One of them was good for inspiring and motivation
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