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I am proud of being a student at USF and I will tell other people to go there as well. I plan on applying there for graduate school.

By attending college, I have gotten out that if you do not study you will struggle alot. I have also learned that it nothing comared to high school and that the professors will not "baby" you like high school teachers. Most inportantly, college is a huge leap from highschool. College has been valuabe to attend because college is what is going to determine what tyoe of lifestyle you will live in the future.

I have gotten a great educational experience out of my community college. I have received much academic and hands-on learning. I have gotten some knowledge from professors in their field. I have learned to manage my time with courses. I have learned to be responsible and account for myself and actions. It has been valuable to attend because I continue to learn new things. I get great one on one help if needed. I was able to grow in learning the college without actually being at a four year college.

Returning to school, first to finish my BA and not to work on my MA, has been so valuable because it allowed me to prove to myself that I could do it, I could finish. While I highly value learning that comes outside of the formal academic sphere, to dive back into college and surface, successful, was an invaluable experience. It's also been a great tool to help my children seen what college requires and how to set and meet goals.

I have gained a lot in college so far, I was home schooled in high school so I missed out on the experience of a class room and college has given me that opportunity. The classes and teachers have allowed me to grow more as a person and stretch my mind to lengths I never thought possible. The teachers challenge you to be a better person and to do better at your school work. I have always been horrible at math but so far I have succeeded with more than just a passing grade, the teachers don’t just assign the work and leave you to it. They are there to explain, help you further, and offer you student services to make sure you receive further help. My college experience has been very valuable and I’m guessing it’s going to continue being a great asset to my life and I will never be thankful enough to the teachers that have helped me thus far.

I haven't took any classes yet. I enrolled in community college and im excited to start. All I need is some finacial help to get started. I love school but unfortunatly don't have the money to attend. I know that college will help me better myself in the future and im excited to start.

What I have gotten out of my college experience is that you can't and won't learn all there is to know through a class and textbook. Most times you have to go out on your own to seek a lot of the knowledge and information that interests you. Thus it has been valuable to attend in learning that college isn't the end-all-be-all to making it in life.

I am making the transistion from high school into the very different style of college life, and I feel that College of DuPage is a great school to help make this transition easier. There are many resources available at College of DuPage to help students achieve in school and they want to help you become the best student that you can. College of DuPage focuses on teaching students valuable lessons for after graduation that will help you become a better person and a well round individual.

I have had a highly valuable experience at the USF for I have had academic support and have been able to grow and mature as a young woman. USF has offered me opportunities to volunteer at Moffitt Cancer Center in Radiology Nursing so I can gain insight and knowledge about patients coping with Cancer, and my future career as a Nurse. Furthermore, I have been able to engage in research at the College of Nursing with transcribing and analyzing qualitative date regarding simulation. These opportunities, among others, have helped me gain leadership skills and fulfill my self- efficacy since I am taking part in finding new discoveries. I have also matured to a highly focused and dedicated young adult since I have been at USF because I have learned how to be responsible and manage my time wisely. Between working as a Pharmacy Technician, Volunteering at Moffitt, participating in research, and attending class, I have been very busy. It is apparent to me how important it is to continuously study and yet not procrastinate. I am very conscientious and studious and I feel my attendance to USF has contributed to my qualities and has provided me with remarkable experiences.

I have learned many skills while attending college and if i hadnt attended i wouldn't be where i am today. It has been invaluable towards my success. I've learned how to not only manage my time but to ask for help when i need it. Life is hard and thats hwy there are so many people around us. We might have been born alone but we walk together. Together we can help each other study for courses and not be lonely at lunch.