My Experience As A Dental Hygienist

This past year at the University of New Haven has been an interesting and memorable experience. The accomplishments that I have made during my first year as a dental hygiene student at UNH was that I achieved a 4.0 gpa for both the fall 2015 and spring 2016 semesters. Due to my academic excellence I am delighted to share that I made it into the dean's list. Another accomplishment I achieved was the substantial knowledge that I gained, thus far, to become a successful dental hygienist. The Introductory to Dental Hygiene course and the Anatomy and Physiology course that I attended were my most preferred subjects. Anatomy and Physiology was enormously interesting because I learned the various types of systems that reside in our body, which allow the body to function properly. The Intro to Dental Hygiene course had introduced me a vast knowledge of
Being enrolled at NCC had taught me several fundamental skills, such as: time management, organization, different studying methods, working in a team setting (which is critical in any dental hygiene program), and much more. The transition to UNH was somewhat difficult at first. I had a rough time keeping up with the fast pace that was taught in a four-year college. Although I did an excellent job of managing my time at NCC, it was challenging for me to develop a method to balance my time at UNH with completing my assignments, studying for exams, and allocating time to relax my mind and body. Currently, I am doing a great job of staying on track with my major. I have completed all prerequisites for my major and with the rate I am excelling, I should be graduating in about two years. The only difficulty I was experiencing, which I mentioned earlier, was the pace in which my courses were taught. Nevertheless, I was able to overcome this obstacle by prioritizing my time, which helped me stay consistent with the pace of the