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Reflection On Being A Hygienist

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I can relate my feelings to other college coursework by the way I get motivated once I start understanding a subject. Some of the pre requisites I took, were hard and stressful. But once I started to understand the material I was able to successfully get through it. I relate my experience to other coursework because when I start to feel confident about myself I tend to do better. Also, I can connect this experience to my future goals. In the healthcare profession, scaling is very important. Being able to implement what I am currently learning will prepare me for my future as a hygienist.

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