I've always had a passion for architecture; and therefore, I strived my best to excel in all subjects so I could be admitted into a distinguished university. As a high school student, I graduated 1st out of a class of 660 students, with a GPA of 4.22. I was also on the top 1% graduating class in all San Bernardino County.

After graduation, I chose to pursue a degree in Architecture at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (CPP) because of its prestigious program and rigorous curriculum. CCP's architecture program is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board, and was named as one of the Top 20 architecture programs in the US and as one of the Top 5 architecture programs in the West by the Design Futures Council.

While in school, I completed a 500 hour internship with the Los Angeles County Architectural Engineering Division, where I assisted in the development of a prototype Aquatic Center and conceptual drawings for a school's health center.

In 2012, I graduated from CPP and earned the degree of Bachelors of Architecture and a minor in Regenerative Studies. Upon completion, I traveled to Asia in order to further acquire knowledge of Asian architecture. While residing in Taiwan 2 years, I traveled to various other Asian countries. As result, I lived invaluable experiences that can only be discovered by emerging oneself in new cultures. Besides speaking and writing Spanish fluently, I can also conduct basic conversations in Chinese.