Ever since I was 22 years old, I have been fascinated in becoming a Children's Librarian because of the love of educating children and being around the literature. After graduating from the University of North Carolina Wilmington with my undergraduate degree in English and minor in History, I know I was interested in pursuing my graduate education in Library and Information Science to become a Children's Librarian. I was really excited to start my Master's Library and Science Program at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. The first professor I met was Dr. Nora Bird who told me about the MLIS program the learning outcomes. In April 2021, I was excited to be accepted into the University of North Carolina Greensboro Master's In Library And Information Science Program.  Throughout my MLIS Program, I have met some wonderful professors who have encouraged me to work hard and to fix mistakes on assignments to be successful. UNC Greensboro is the university I felt most welcomed and comforted by my professors in which I can ask specific library related questions. I have taken wonderful children related courses to help me prepare to work in child related services. My Top Five Courses Include: Materials For Children, Materials For Adolescents, Library Services For Young People, Reading, Literacy and the Library, and Storytelling. Being in the MLIS Program at the University of North Carolina Greensboro I learned that everyone is a family and stick together. No one is left out and we can all be honest with each other about certain opinions. My Goal For the Next Five Years Between 2023-2027 is to become a Children, Teen, or Adult Librarian and work my way up to higher institutions such as the Library of Congress.