Personal Narrative: Why I Switched To INVS From Traditional School

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I switched to INVS from  traditional school two years ago because I missed a lot of school due to migraines and when that happened teachers started getting aggravated and letting me know through my work what they thought. They’d count my work late when I turned it in the day after I got back and dock my points even when school policy states they cant.  Even though I live in Indiana, I've always loved the ocean and everything in it. I have always known I wanted to do something in the marine biology field it has changed over the years though, as every kid does. Dolphin trainer, Marine biologist, aquatic photographer, and now, an Aquatic Veterinarian. I knew I needed classes that helped me acquire the knowledge that people my age living

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