Daniel just started his sophomore year as an Army ROTC cadet at UNG. Your help with testing to narrow his focus back in 2021-2022 has made all the difference. He had a 4.0 freshman year. He joined the equestrian team and has really benefited from the structure of both programs. He’s majoring in Intelligence, learning Russian, self-directing, making friends, and most importantly, really believing in himself. He’s been off ADHD meds for two years, managing his condition with diet, exercise, plus more structured time management. He’s made the decision to contract with the Army. While this is not something we saw coming, it’s 100% the right thing for Daniel. We appreciate all the help you provided. He’s on a solid path. 

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