Syracuse University Top Questions

I had gained many skills and knowledge while I worked for Kmart. One skill I detained was of time management. If I had to work at 5:00 pm, I made sure I was ready thirty minutes in advance just in case of any problem that might happen. Another knowledge that I gained was being trustworthy. All my employers trusted me to come in on time because if we were missing somebody it would be hard to work with all the customers. The third knowledge I seized was getting along with others. If someone did not get along with one another we always decided to talk it out. This was good for the future because in most jobs you have to work with people you do not agree with all the time. The last skill that I picked up was being exceptional with assisting others. Every time I worked, customers needed help finding things whether it was the bathroom or toys aisle. All these skills and knowledge are good in helping me in many ways from academics to my everyday life.

After my first year in college, I was able to discover who I am as an individual. I am greatful to be given the opportunity to get an education that will be valuable throughout my life. I have learnt the importance of family and friends who were a crucial part of my support system. Not only have I made long lasting friendships, but I discovered the importance of time management, which is an essential element in life. College not only gave me a memorable experience, but I learnt how to cope up with the pressure of doing well in classes, along with balancing my busy schedule in my personal life. I work part time, go to school full time, and my family is a very important part of my life. College taught me how to balance my priorities and still be able to have fun in life. That i believe is the most valuable lesson I could have learnt, because life is not always going to be easy. College has taught me to be able to cope up with the pressures and problems life throws at us, and still be able to enjoy time with friends and family!

It was important to attend Syracuse University because it taught me that I can achieve anything if i study hard and try my best. Eventhough i am transfering, Syracuse has taught me valuable life lessons and college credit.

Though I am only going to be a sophomore in college this year, I have already taken so much away from my experience at Syracuse University. Upon returning home for the summer I feel as though I have grown up in a way I could have never done at home. Every day was exciting, whether it was a stimulating conversation in Political Science or getting hands on experience behind the camera in Broadcast. I have been able to immerse myself in academic subjects that mean something to me. I have not only had wonderful experiences in the classroom but also outside of it. I have joined a sorority, a dance club where I hold a leadership position, become an avid orange sports fan, and have made friends I already know will last a lifetime. College has already opened up so many new doors for me as a freshman and I can't wait to see what the next three years will hold.

Throughout my four years at Syracuse University, I have not only met people from many different countries and backgrounds and learned of their life experiences, studied under the tutelage of world-renowned professors and met some of the most interesting people I have ever met, I have learned how to learn. A Liberal Arts degree prepares you for life in the most simple way: by teaching you how to adapt to any situation. As I continue on in my life, I know I am well prepared to adapt to any job I am fortunate enough to get or to return to school to further my education by acquiring a Masters Degree or perhaps even a Ph.D. I feel so fortunate to have been able to attend Syracuse University, an experience that no doubt has shaped my future and prepared me for whatever may come my way.

Once I attended college I realized just how smart I really am. I ued to think that I was really dumb, and I always tried to tell my mom that I had a learning disability. I love college. I love the feeling of working towards something. After I finish college I get something out of it. I get to do whatever job that I choose. I love it.

The most important aspect of college is preparing is to prepare one for life. This includes gaining exposure to careers, which is especially important for business school, but also more personal lesson. For many, college is the first step to taking care of one self, making responsible decisions, and to get a feel for the real world less the risks. I personally believe one must make bad decisions before one can fully make a correct one. College is the place to make those mistakes. Alcohol, time management, understanding relationships, values, beliefs, responsibility, and actions are some of the things students are to experiment to be able to make correct decisions in life. College is also a place to make life long friends. People that will important through ones life.

I have gotten so much out of my college experience. I have made so many friends I can't even hang out with them all. I have learned so much that it's not even funny. I love Syracuse University.

I was married for three years and out of school for about six years. My college experience has and continues to be very rewarding. The past three semester have taught me alot and helped me find an interest in the psychology field. As a started college my major was biological sciences and now it is behavioral science. I also found that I'd rather write papers than study chemistry. With the opportunity to go to college right after my divorce helped me to focus on my future and not my past. College has been a great experience and a great filling of achievement. I plan to continue my education at a university to complete a bachelor in psychology, and maybe my masters. I definitely encourage everyone I know to have a college education; it's not only necessary for a higher paying job, but a better understanding of yourself.

I am currently a freshman in a 2 year college. I have gotten plenty already out of my college experience. I have learned tat hard work above all is the most important thing, along with effective time management and good networking. Having friends and contacts in each class becomes very useful, from these people I have learnt just as much as I have in the classroom. Thanks to them I have also expanded my culture, I am now able to see society and those around me from multiple points of view. This skill will always be useful in my life because it allows me to see how fortunate I am for the things I am able to do and that I do have. And with it I will be able to help others in life and I will be a better proffesional.