Tell us a little bit about yourself and your plans for college.

Growing up in an environment surrounded by broken homes, where marital happiness seemed elusive and divorce was prevalent among my family members, has deeply influenced my career aspirations. This upbringing has fueled my determination to pursue a psychology degree with the goal of becoming a marriage counselor. Guided by my Catholic faith, which holds marriage as sacred, I am driven to assist couples in overcoming their challenges and emerging stronger together.

My primary objective is to support parents in navigating their difficulties and fostering growth and resilience in their relationships. However, should this path encounter obstacles, I am equally committed to using my expertise to help children cope with the complexities of parental divorce. Understanding the significant impact divorce can have on children, I am dedicated to providing them with the support and understanding they need to navigate these challenges while maintaining their belief in the sanctity of marriage and love.

To aid in my academic journey, I rely on resources such as Mometrix for studying. I am committed to utilizing these tools as I continue to progress toward my doctoral degree, steadfast in my mission to make a positive difference in the lives of families and children.

Beathriz from Massachusetts
College Sophomore
Roger Williams University