Arianna Richards, is an 18-year-old girl from Trumbull, Connecticut who is visiting Hollywood Florida on vacation for a couple of months. She aspires to be a doctor when she grows up. According to her friends, she is determined, active, energetic, helpful, caring, and careful –  traits that would qualify her for that job.

She has helped out at many events at her school, Trumbull High School. For example, she has helped direct people at multiple 5K run/walks, and she has helped keep score during volleyball games. This summer, she hopes to be a volleyball referee as a part time job. Along with her classmates, she has cooked meals for people staying at the Ronald McDonald house, a place where families with sick children live.

Richards is an excellent student and relates well to her teachers. She not only asks for help when necessary, but also talks to some of her teachers to “chit-chat,” especially her middle school teachers. She does not know where she wants to go to college yet, but she knows she will pursue her career to become a medical doctor and a doctor of philosophy (MD & PHD).

According to her parents, they love the fact that their daughter is able to be studious and involved in sports life while having a social life. Everyone around her speaks highly of her polite manner and her humor. She claims she “chooses to be somewhat carefully reckless around her friends, but more polite and uptight with adults.”

Richards is afraid of fake holes, also known as Trypophobia.

She also loves to go on social media and be more social.

Everyone around her says she will be successful in life, and live it to the fullest.

“I always see life as green as a leaf because you see it from multiple viewpoints every time, and I wish for not only my success, but to help others around me succeed as well,” she said.