I would just like to say that I go
to the most amazing school ever.
Wake Forest is ranked #27 in the
nation for universities and I could not be prouder to go to this school.
I know that there are schools ranked
higher than us and we are not Ivy League, but we are pretty close.
When I decided to go to Wake, I
went back and forth with trying to get into a higher ranked university because
I was worried about trying to get a job out of college. And although I do not
have a job lined up, I am pretty confident in saying that I know I will be able
to get a job because of this wonderful university that I attend.
Over the past semester I have
started to appreciate my beautiful school a bit more.
I knew going into Wake that I would
be getting an amazing education and I would have access to a strong alumni
network, but I really didn’t appreciate all that information.
However, when I was abroad in Spain
for spring break I realized just how large Wake is, not only in the US but in
the world.
In Salamanca my group was given a
tour of the city by Wake professors. I knew that was only possible because the
professors are there with the Wake students who are aboard at the moment in
Salamanca, but I just thought it was amazing that the Wake Forest name and
reputation is all over the world and not just in little North Carolina.
I also finally started to
appreciate all the amazing knowledge I can gain from this institution.
A professor and Shakespearean, Jean
Howard, came to campus yesterday and gave a lecture on her new book.
While I was in that lecture I was mesmerized
by the fact that everyone at Wake is so smart and that all these professors and
speakers from even bigger and better universities than Wake are coming and
sharing their thoughts with us.
This is how you learn. You share your
ideas and thoughts with professors and students from other schools.
As my second year of college is
coming to a close I am finally appreciating how amazing my school actually is!
GO DEACS!
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