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Allison
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What was your favorite thing about College?
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Shondra Carter
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My favorite thing about college is that I was/am able to go online. It works best for my schedule. I worked right out of high school and nearly 30 years after graduation I decided to return to college. I started in person as I pursued my Associates Degree but my class times didn't really fit with my work schedule. I started taking classes online and ha e every since. I'm now three courses shy or receiving my Masters Degree and still love the online option.
Attending online didn't leave much room for participation. However, I came across this non traditional sorority, Sigma Chi Psi Sorority Inc., that was geared towards women who pursue their degrees online so I joined. It has proven to be a great decision so far and I have been able to develop some great Bo ds with a great group of women.
Attending online didn't leave much room for participation. However, I came across this non traditional sorority, Sigma Chi Psi Sorority Inc., that was geared towards women who pursue their degrees online so I joined. It has proven to be a great decision so far and I have been able to develop some great Bo ds with a great group of women.
Erin Weeks
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My favorite thing about college was getting to create my own schedule. In middle school and high school, your schedule is pretty much set for you, in regard to what time you need to be in class, practicing sports/clubs, homework, studying, and free time. I. myself, am most productive in the morning, so being able to schedule all of my classes in the morning was beneficial for me, because it put all of my class time and exams during my productive hours, and I was able to relax during my less productive hours. Additionally, having the extra time outside of class during the day gave me the flexibility to make appointments, get groceries, study, go shopping, and hang out with friends on my own time rather than having to wait until after three in the morning every day. The ability to schedule all of my classes on 2 or 3 days also left me with plenty of time to prepare for my classes and study for exams. I would take full advantage of this in your time at college!
Jacob Taylor
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I can provide general insights into what many people find enjoyable about their college experiences.
Favorite Things About College:
1. Academic Exploration: College offers the opportunity to explore various subjects and majors, helping students discover their passions and interests.
2. Independence: Many students appreciate the newfound independence and responsibility that comes with living away from home.
3. Social Connections: College is a time to make lifelong friends and build a diverse social network through clubs, organizations, and dorm life.
4. Extracurricular Activities: Participating in clubs, sports, or cultural organizations can be a highlight of college life and a way to pursue hobbies and interests.
5. Learning and Growth: College is a period of personal and intellectual growth, where students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills.
6. Faculty Relationships: Building relationships with professors can be enriching and provide opportunities for mentorship and research.
7. Career Preparation: College often includes internships, co-op programs, or career services that help students prepare for their future careers.
8. Diversity and Inclusion: Many colleges emphasize diversity and inclusion, fostering an inclusive and welcoming community.
Favorite Things About College:
1. Academic Exploration: College offers the opportunity to explore various subjects and majors, helping students discover their passions and interests.
2. Independence: Many students appreciate the newfound independence and responsibility that comes with living away from home.
3. Social Connections: College is a time to make lifelong friends and build a diverse social network through clubs, organizations, and dorm life.
4. Extracurricular Activities: Participating in clubs, sports, or cultural organizations can be a highlight of college life and a way to pursue hobbies and interests.
5. Learning and Growth: College is a period of personal and intellectual growth, where students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills.
6. Faculty Relationships: Building relationships with professors can be enriching and provide opportunities for mentorship and research.
7. Career Preparation: College often includes internships, co-op programs, or career services that help students prepare for their future careers.
8. Diversity and Inclusion: Many colleges emphasize diversity and inclusion, fostering an inclusive and welcoming community.
Michelle M.
Entertainment Industry
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I love this question because the answers will give you a cross section of various experiences spanning over various time periods which will hopefully be inspiring. To answer your questions, I went to California State University, Sacramento and received a Bachelors degree in Theatre (emphasis on Acting) with a minor in Social Science. I loved everything about college.
The professors were top notch. Very experienced, knowledgeable, supportive and understanding of each student as an individual. My professors for my major as well as the professors for required courses were very effective and actually had an entertaining flair. Even my Nutrition course was entertaining ! Everyone was always so helpful and welcoming.
Nothing can compare to the quality of friends I made in college. I socialized mostly with theatre people with a few exceptions. All I ever did in college was theatre related - on campus and off. I also went to a lot of art galleries as I had a lot of artist friends. I kept busy either being in plays or attending plays that my friends were acting in or directing in the community. Between my freshman and junior years I obtained a summer job teaching acting to children at five different locations in Sacramento. I also enjoyed swimming, tennis and skating during my college years.
I liked the assignments in both my major and required classes, too. Very challenging, but time consuming, forced me to learn time management very quickly. I went to college during an era before VCRs, camcorders and the internet were in every household, so I did everything the traditional way : typing on a typewriter, reading hand held hard copy textbooks and going to the library and audio/visual department. We didn't know any different. I always liked to write, talk and be creative and college certainly gave me that opportunity.
I loved the CSUS campus. At that time, it was maybe half the size it is today, visually different looking as it looks today but always very beautiful. There were enough comfortable hang-outs for us to gather on campus and the beautiful American River right at our side. The atmosphere and the weather were perfect.
So, I loved everything. It was a time I will always cherish and will never forget.
The professors were top notch. Very experienced, knowledgeable, supportive and understanding of each student as an individual. My professors for my major as well as the professors for required courses were very effective and actually had an entertaining flair. Even my Nutrition course was entertaining ! Everyone was always so helpful and welcoming.
Nothing can compare to the quality of friends I made in college. I socialized mostly with theatre people with a few exceptions. All I ever did in college was theatre related - on campus and off. I also went to a lot of art galleries as I had a lot of artist friends. I kept busy either being in plays or attending plays that my friends were acting in or directing in the community. Between my freshman and junior years I obtained a summer job teaching acting to children at five different locations in Sacramento. I also enjoyed swimming, tennis and skating during my college years.
I liked the assignments in both my major and required classes, too. Very challenging, but time consuming, forced me to learn time management very quickly. I went to college during an era before VCRs, camcorders and the internet were in every household, so I did everything the traditional way : typing on a typewriter, reading hand held hard copy textbooks and going to the library and audio/visual department. We didn't know any different. I always liked to write, talk and be creative and college certainly gave me that opportunity.
I loved the CSUS campus. At that time, it was maybe half the size it is today, visually different looking as it looks today but always very beautiful. There were enough comfortable hang-outs for us to gather on campus and the beautiful American River right at our side. The atmosphere and the weather were perfect.
So, I loved everything. It was a time I will always cherish and will never forget.
Job Hall
Real Estate Manager
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I was #1 in my class at Stanford. 3 great things about college.
1 getting A's,
2 wild parties
3 graduation.
I also have a JD and MBA
Good luck.
1 getting A's,
2 wild parties
3 graduation.
I also have a JD and MBA
Good luck.