"I was introduced to Landmark's learning strategies when I was a student at New York University. I was struggling with my reading and writing assignments, so I attended a summer session at Landmark. I remember thinking that my classmates here were the same 'everyday kind of student' as those I met at NYU.

My work in the Office of Admissions mostly involves student recruitment and managing the Student Ambassador Program. Our ambassadors help prospective students and their families see Landmark from a student's point of view. They talk candidly about their experiences -- good and bad -- and discuss how Landmark is making a difference in their academics and in their lives.

I love helping students see Landmark as a life-changing opportunity. So many students have been overwhelmed, disappointed and even hurt by their learning experiences, so it's important for them to feel comfortable exploring the College.

My favorite part during our open house programs is when our students talk about their big, bold and ambitious plans for the future. You'll find Landmark students at top colleges and universities all over the country, where they are triumphing over their learning disabilities."