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Tvisha Devanshi

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My main goal is to wake up every morning excited for what awaits me. I hope to find a career path that allows me to be happy about my work. I want to be able to view my job as something I’m passionate about rather than it just being work to me. It won't be easy, but I’m willing to do my best in order to achieve this goal. I’m passionate about music. I’d been part of my school's choir until 8th grade. I took guitar and vocal lessons from then until now. I’ve been trying to learn bass, drums, and the keyboard on my own but it certainly is not easy. I’m currently taking music theory classes in school in order to learn how I can compose my own music. I’m also passionate about math. Math can be applied almost anywhere. There’s a bit of math in music as well. I like learning math, but I also like teaching it. During my time as a tutor, I’d come to love helping students with understanding certain concepts in math and ELA. I always do my best in everything I attempt. Sometimes I may struggle, but that doesn't stop me from trying. Additionally, I’m very good at time management and I'm not afraid to try new things. I tried an engineering class in 9th grade. I made friends there, but the class itself was not for me. I'm grateful I still tried though because I made a lot of memories there. The same applies to the acting course I took in 10th grade. I’m terrible at acting, but I'm grateful I still tried or else I never would have known. I tried music theory in 11th grade and that was the best decision I ever made. By trying it, I found out how much I love it!

Education

South Forsyth High School

High School
2021 - 2025

Miscellaneous

  • Desired degree level:

    Master's degree program

  • Majors of interest:

    • Music
    • Arts, Entertainment, and Media Management
    • Business Administration, Management and Operations
    • Research and Experimental Psychology
    • Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology
    • Mathematics
    • Applied Mathematics
  • Not planning to go to medical school

    • Career

    • Dream career field:

      Music

    • Dream career goals:

    • Tutor

      Vasavi's Math and ELA Tutoring
      2022 – 20231 year

    Sports

    Swimming

    2015 – 20172 years

    Taekwondo

    2017 – 20192 years

    Arts

    • School Choir

      Music
      2016 – 2020

    • Vocal Lessons

      Music
      2020 – Present

    • Music Lessons

      Music
      2019 – Present

    Public services

    • Volunteering

      Sharon Forks Library — Volunteer
      2022 – 2023

    Future Interests

    Volunteering

    Entrepreneurship

    Learner Math Lover Scholarship
    Math is not the same for everyone. There are some who enjoy the process of solving an equation or using math to explain a concept, while there are others who find it challenging and want to quit. It's a different experience for everyone, and no experience is truly right or wrong. It's all about how we perceive it. My dad had always loved math. Maybe that would explain why he was trying to teach me multiplication when I didn't even know how to add or subtract two-digit numbers at about six years old. Regardless, he was determined to help me. Whenever I got a question wrong on a math quiz, I would sit down on the couch with him in our living room. He would begin by praising me for my correct answers and then would explain how to solve the questions I got wrong. It started with adding, then multiplying, then fractions, and eventually he had helped me with solving for variables. By the time I started high school, my dad began to focus more on my sister. She struggled a bit in her studies. It wasn't a major concern, but my dad worried a lot about her math grades. As a result, I would come home after school, look over my math assessments, and would try my best to understand it on my own. I never realized how much my dad had done for me until then. However, I didn't mind because I knew I was capable of learning from my mistakes on my own. I'd much rather have my sister receive more help since she was younger and she needed a strong foundation in math for it to make sense in the future. In freshman year of high school, I started tutoring students in pre-school to 8th grade in math at a local tutoring center. I enjoyed helping them with any doubts they had and witnessing their grades improve as a result. Seeing them enjoy math as much as I do has made me so proud. I think that's when I began to understand my dad's love of math. I love math because it helped me spend more quality time with my dad and watch students grow as I helped them. It has given me so many great memories that I cherish deeply. I hope to build more memories like these around math.