I am a professional student and can help transform anyone into one as well. The trick is learning how to learn something before you can teach yourself. When playing a game, it is not fun until you know the rules of the game. Once you start learning in a manner which is similar to playing a game, then time flies by with learning and having fun.

I have finished two bachelor degrees from Kennesaw State University: Business Administration in Information Systems(2013), Business Administration in Information Security & Assurance (2015). I just finished up my Master's degree in Information Systems at KSU in July 2019. I have taken Calculus I, Chemistry I&II, Biology I&II, and Organic Chemistry I all from Mercer University before I transferred to KSU.

I am CompTIA Server+ Certified (2016), Network+ (2017) and CompTIA Security+ (2018). I also have training in using Celonis in Data Viewer and Data Analyst roles. I am also learning Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to help program bots to do tasks to help get work in an automated fashion.

I have the ability to pick up things very quickly and teach it to others. I love teaching because it is like playing a video game. Teaching someone what I know gives me a break from my homework, and is fun helping people out. I have found that the biggest mistake students make is, that they worry about knowing everything. When you know that you cannot every know everything, then why worry about the impossible? Thus, it wastes your brain processing time and energy. A fix is by just shifting how you worry about your work. So when you worry about understanding everything, then one starts to ask the right questions to master the logic of each step. Once the logic is understood, then it becomes easier to figure out which part of the question isn't clear.

I have a way with words and make things much simpler than they might seem. Most teachers teach in a certain way that can be confusing for people who might not have a strong basic understanding in that subject. I usually can show student