by Stephanie D., Panther Blogger
Going into my freshman year at Ferrum College, I never thought I would succeed as much as I did. Freshman year is all about adjustment to life on your own, new people, and new living conditions. Luckily, this was all made very easy by the faculty and staff. I've been a cheerleader since my freshman year, and playing a sport really got me on track. Not only did it get me on campus a week early, which helped me learn the college better, but it also provided structure in my day-to-day routine. I was able to attend team study halls, which helped with my grades, and I made friends with upperclassmen.
Now, it's my senior year and I have been accepted into Radford University's Criminal Justice Graduate Program! I could not have done this without the preparation that Ferrum has given me. The outstanding resources, the academic atmosphere, and the faculty who helped me get to where I wanted to be really showed me that dreams could come true. I am so thankful for the experience that Ferrum gave me as an undergraduate that I would recommend Ferrum to any and every senior in high school I meet.
From freshman year to senior year, there were bumps along the way, but at Ferrum, the motto is "Not Self, But Others" and this was implemented by my peers and professors to help me succeed and get the most I could out of my education. I couldn't be more excited to graduate and further my education at Radford, but I will truly be heartbroken when I miss Ferrum because this is where I found who I'm supposed to be. I can't wait to call myself a Ferrum alumna!
No comments:
Post a Comment