But unfortunately my journey was interrupted by political situation of the Pakistan and I was unable to complete my undergraduate degree at (school), Pakistan. But this brings me to Canada and I was fortunate enough to continue my degree at (school). This transition did not affect my interests but it gave me an interesting opportunity to explore more about quantitative side of Psychology in general. I remember taking first part of statistics (course), I was surprised that numbers are not just mere symbols telling quantities but they have power to explain phenomena’s that are unimaginable. It intrigued me as how statistics prove things so easily and how to prove an experiment right or wrong. At that point I started exploring different options at graduate level and I was excited to find one of discipline in Psychology. Since then I have been interested in doing MA in Quantitative Psychology at (school). In particular, I am interested in studying Item Response Theory (IRT). I was first introduced to IRT in my undergraduate studies at (school in Pak) in a course called Theory Testing. As a part of course project, as group of 3 students, we created a test for grade 12 students and analyse test items using IRT model. This really intrigued me that it indicates the reliability of measurement.