A Student's Affairs

After all of the hard work, countless hours of reading, driving back and forth to my internship, this past Saturday I accepted my masters degree in student affairs in higher education. This degree is the catalyst into bigger and better things for me. I am very thankful for each and every person who made this experience worthwhile for me. My parents are my absolute biggest fans and supporters and I think they’re the most proud of me for this accomplishment. A LOT of behind-the-scenes work went into getting this degree and they saw the most of it. My supervisors, professors, administrators, and students have made each minute worthwhile for me.

It is time to begin something new and exciting! I can’t wait!

estalkinlisten:

I am moved to tears just thinking about how special this day is going to be for me. God has brought me to another graduation day—I am still in awe. The tears, all-nighters, prayers and hard work has ALL paid off. Don’t let anyone tell you your dreams can’t come true because I’m living mine everyday. This university has provided me with so many opportunities and I am forever indebted. I am just a humble and thankful servant ready to conquer the world!! Receiving my masters degree on May 18th, which is my 24th birthday, will be very, very sweet. #cantwait #SRU #srufam #blessed

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A-freaking-men

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firstgencollege:

There’s a saying: “Math will get you into college. Reading and writing will keep you there.”

What are you doing to build these three important skills as you prepare for a higher education?

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