I was born and raised in Saudi Arabia. The fifth and youngest child in a Syrian family. I started my education in Makkah’ elementary school, I don’t really remember my first years there, all I can remember is I was spoiled kid who don’t like to wake up early and go to school. I still remember my feeling toward the end of every holiday, I came frustrated and cried because I knew it is time for school to start. Sixth grade was the last and my favorite year in elementary school. I started making friends quickly I met my best friend at …show more content…
I completed two years successfully. I was proud of myself to break my fear of failing. The period of time that I spent in the college was enjoyable. I gained new experiences since I’ve never studied in my original country before. I started to explore how it is important to be surrounded with relatives and your traditional cultures. At the summer before I started my third year, I had to take a decision which an applied health program I have to choose, it wasn’t easy to choose between many programs, but based on my previous knowledge and courses that I had taken before, I chose nutrition program. Unfortunately, regarding to what happened in my country Syria I couldn’t be able to complete my third year of college. I Moved to Saudi Arabia where I met my husband and came to United