My passions revolve around art forms. I love creative writing, as well as various forms of graphic art. I would love one day to publish some books of my own, and I do already have some various ideas in the works -- I have for years, now. All in all, when I discover something that really captures my interest, I stick to it, and I give it my all. (I consider this to be, in part, a positive effect of my ADHD.) Additionally, as of the last five or six years, I've grown to be rather intrigued by foreign language studies, and by proxy, cultural studies (albeit on a lesser level). I'm the type of person that is always curious about the "how," so I tend to find myself digging through what basics the internet can provide me in order to learn more about the roots of a language or culture. This has also spilled into a curiosity about the more obscure things, such as how certain processes were done X number of years ago, based on what was available at the time, as well as how that era and location's society may have impacted the process and/or its success. For example, these last few months, that focus has been "making coffee in the early- to mid-1900s." But I digress. As for college itself, one of my highest priorities is that the campus has a very welcoming Christian community, as well as supportive staff, since I have ADHD that needs that sort of management assistance often. (I've been working hard all my life, with my mom's guidance, to learn how to manage myself, my life, and my learning difference, but I see no shame in asking for help.)