While having dyslexia can be challenging, it does not mean that you cannot be successful. A student we first met when he was in elementary school is now returning to MTSU as a college student. We evaluated Aaron Lile at this center when he was in the fourth grade. At that time, although he was good at many things, he struggled with reading, writing, and spelling. Lile’s difficulties with reading and writing were due to dyslexia. We recommended dyslexia-specific instruction to help him with his reading and spelling. His parents then worked with the school and he began receiving this instruction. Later Lile received more help from a private tutor. His mother also attended parent workshops at the center. She said this helped her become a more knowledgeable and effective advocate for her son. Lile worked hard and received support from his parents, school, and tutor. As a result, he graduated second in his class from Riverdale High School in Murfreesboro. He graduated with Honors and Workplace Distinction, among other awards. Lile received a Presidential Scholarship to MTSU and is now studying Mechatronics Engineering. You can read more about his story at https://mtsunews.com/liles-dyslexia-center-success-2019/. Congratulations on your achievements, Aaron! We look forward to hearing what you will do next!