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Maya Mason
Location: Egg harbor city , NJ
Joined: Jul 25th, 2025

About (request update)

Driven & versatile, I'm a young woman w/ a lifelong passion for sports: basketball, flag football, track & field (javelin). National Honor Society member excelling in AP/Honors courses. Experience in amusement parks & food industry. Determined to achieve success & comfort in life.

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Education (request update)

University of Maryland Eastern Shore class of 2028

Undergrad Major: Biology

Claim To Fame:

As a college student, my "claim to fame" would definitely be my ability to ace any exam with a mix of relentless studying and pulling all-nighters fueled by caffeine! I'd probably be known as the friend who always has notes or can explain complex topics in simple terms right before a test. On a lighter note, I think I'd also be famous for organizing the most epic study groups. Picture this: themed study sessions with snacks, music, and color-coded notes everywhere! It's all about making learning fun and turning it into a memorable experience for everyone involved. But beyond the academics, I'd want my real claim to fame to be my ability to bring people together. Whether it's through organizing social events, volunteering for a cause, or just being a supportive friend, I'd want to be known as someone who made a positive impact on the college community.

Most Memorable Moment:

Freshman year was a whirlwind, especially when finals rolled around. I remember one night, my new friend Maya and I were huddled over textbooks, fueled by caffeine and sheer determination. We were studying for our bio final, and the pressure was on. After hours of cramming, we finally took the exam, feeling like we had given it our best shot. When the grades came back, we were relieved to find out we had both passed, but we knew we could do better. The next semester, fate had us in the same advanced bio class. This time, we were determined to conquer the course together. We learned from our past mistakes and developed a study strategy that worked for us. We attended every lecture, took detailed notes, and quizzed each other regularly. We even found ways to make studying fun, turning it into a game with rewards and friendly competition. As the semester progressed, we felt more confident and prepared. We aced quizzes, nailed lab reports, and even impressed our professors with our insightful questions. When the final exam finally arrived, we were ready. We walked in feeling calm and collected, knowing that we had put in the work. When the grades were posted, we were ecstatic to see that we had both done exceptionally well. It was a moment of pure joy and relief, knowing that our hard work and dedication had paid off. That experience taught us the power of collaboration, perseverance, and the importance of having a supportive friend by your side.