Utah Valley University Top Questions

College has taught me that we all have time. It is up to us how we want to use it. When we put our time into it we can do it. It is all about priorities. If everyone in the world were to study more and I have that fire to learn who knows what kind of things we could have today. Everyone has great potential to learn and progress and do great things. I am just starting on my journey in college I know it will take a lot of my time I must push forward and be diligent with the end goal in mind. The end goal not just to graduate. It does not matter if I graduate or not but if I can learn something on the way and help to make this world better for all of us. I have been blessed with the oppurtunity to attend college. I cannot imagine why people don't go to school when we can! People all over the world would die for the chance to learn like us but they do not have that chance. Learning and progressing each day has made this experience valuable so far.

I have acquired an education that will help me find a job in the career field I have chosen and give me the skills I need to perform my job well.

I feel like I have really understood why people go to college, not just for the education but it's all about the experience. Without the experience of college, the staying up late at night studying, working for hours upon hours studying for a test, and lets not forget the social aspect, it helps us grow into who we want to be and it helps us figure out who we really want to do with our lives to stand above the crowd and be your own person.

I have gotten a amazing amount of knowledge in a surprisingly short amount of time. The professors, instructors and students make learning and practicing new skills easy and comfortable. I'm currently in an EMT Basic class for my Emergency Service major and the life saving skills I have learned with stick with me for the rest of my life. They could help me save a life in the future and it'll be because of my college experience. I've also learned how to be responsible and proactive. School is difficult and I believe that if you can get through school, you can do anything.

My college experience has been extremely valuable to me. My university has helped me to shape who I am and decide what I want to do in life. My professors have been extremely helpful when making decisions and most have been willing to work with me. I have decided to major in English Education, mainly in secondary school. I want to help students learn and go on to college just as my teachers and professors have helped me. My time at Utah Valley University has been amazing and valuable in learning new skills and creating new friendships that will last a life time.

What I am getting out of my experience is a sence of validation. In going back to school I've learned that I am on the autistic spectrum. I've also learned that I am as smart as I have felt that I am I just come at the world from a completely different angle that rest of the world. I'm also learning that I'm not alone and that I can succeed where I had previously thought I couldn't.

Out of the two schools I have attended in college this university definiatley is better than my previous college. It is very clean. The environment is wonderful. It is incredibly friendly and I feel safe being there. There is no crime. My level of education after attending is much higher than my previous college. I am very pleased with Utah Valley University overall.

College was a great chance for me to learn how to interact with different types of people. I played two years of football at winston salem state university and got the chance to learn the game better from some great coaches. I had to leave school because of some major finance problems. Now i have two kids and engaged to a beautiful and out going woman. College taught me to never give up even when times get really tough. That's why i've enrolled back in college at the age of 23 years old and im going to finish this time in. Money has always been a problem for me but i continue to grow strong in my LORD AND SAVIOR so no task is to big for me to over come anymore. A blessing will soon come onto me to help me provide to finish school. As i have gotten older, i now focus on my future of GREATNESS and not on my time now of weakness.

I have been able to start on the road to a degree that has always been an important part of my life. I will be able with my degree to share my knowlege and life lessons learned with the patients that I am in contact with. I need the degree so that I will be priviledged to take care of people when they are their most vunerable, scared and in need of sympathy. I want to be the one to be there for them

I really enjoyed my time at Utah Valley University. I met many new people and made a lot of lifelong friends. My couselors were very helpful. The classes I took helped me decide on a major. The professors were very helpful and wanted me to succeed. They worked day and night to ensure that I would have a rewarding experience. I always knew where I could find the help I needed from various labs, where the tutors there made it so much easier to understand difficult math problems. What have I recieved out of my college experience at Utah Valley University? I recieved a good education, excellent friends, and a promising future in persuing my dreams. Utah Valley University will get you on your feet and on the path to excellence.

My college experience has taught me that I can do anything I am willing to work for. If I put the time and energy into learning a concept, I can. If I reach out to the community through volunteering and educaiton, I can make a difference. If I talk to my friends about social issues and life choices, I can influence tham for good. Respect and tolerance brings more opportunities than prejudice and hatred. You need to understand the problem before you can solve it. Do not take offense where it was not intended. Exceed expectations of those you are working for and don't expect a reward. All the good you do for others will be returned to you in unexpected ways. Your family is your greatest support. During the hard times, dig in your heels and don't budge until the project is complete. Enjoy the sunshine and social activities that college has to offer. Build others up and look for the good in people. Set short term and long term goals for your education, family life, and career. Repeat these goals daily and let them guide each decision you make.

While in college, I had many great opportunities, both on campus and off. One of my favorite experiences was the opportunity to start a business with a friend. I was able to apply many of the lessons I had learned while an undergraduate business student. I was able to go from a random thought, to a business concept, to a reality. Throughout this process I met many people who told me that they have had business ideas, but never did anything about them. Although our company was not as successful as we had hoped, I am still proud to say that I had an idea and I did something about it. My college experience taught me many valuable lessons about business, but even more about myself. It helped me to realize that I need to look for a career path that I am passionate about, and to work hard for success. I also learned the importance of believing in myself and going after my dreams.

My college experience has been very rough . seeing my parents struggle through work to give me and my sister a home and food encourages me. what discourages me is the whole financial issue with scholarships and grants. My parents work hard to earn money to pay rent and buy food and we live fine but at the cost of working yourself where you get home exhausted and straight to bed. instead of rewarding my parents we get denied financial aid because they work hard. I have learned from my two years of college experience that life is not fair and unpredictable. i have learnd that some people are lucky and some arent. I have learned to becom more independent and work hard for what i want and that is to get an education. I am working full time and going to school fulltime and it has been the toughest experience but i am not giving up. Just because i dont qualify for more than half of the scholarships and financial aid that does not sop me from persuing what i want and education. College has taught me to not give because life has ups and downs.

As a single father, the values of my college experience extend to my son. The outstanding educational benefits of attending college have made me a better, more educated father and I feel the opportunity my son has to see me attend college will be a key factor in his decision to further his education. It's fun when we get to sit down and do our homework together. Aside from the positive affect my current schooling has on my family life, I am becoming more aware of the world around me. From business and economic classes, I am able to better evaluate the condition of our economy and our government's influence. From my science classes, I have gained a better understanding of how life works, down to the smallest cell. From analyzing fine art to furthering my skills in public speaking, I have learned a veritable set of values that will contribute to my future success, and look forward to the opportunity to learn more.

Although UVU was not my first choice when I was deciding where I would begin my studies, I feel I have learned a lot. Life happened and my circumstances changed dramatically and I was unable to attend the schools I wanted to. Nevertheless, here at "UV High" as everyone calls it, I have learned that there are many not just young people going back to school. I made a friend my first semester, her name is Sonia and she is from Peru. She runs an accounting business in Peru but in order to expand her company she has to receive a degree from a U.S. school. She has helped me realize that a job can only get you so far in life, that education will, in the end, be the only thing that will stay as a constant throughout the tests of time. Deciding to go to college instead of working full time has been the best decision I have ever made. With the economy in the current state, it is in, education is the only constant and that what I have learned here has taught me that education is the key to success in life.

I have learned how to be self sufficient while and prudent with my money. I have learned how difficult it is to get a college education.

I have learned so much about my self and other people around me. School has taught how to manage money, time, and family. The education i have received is invaluable and i am better off because of it. I am the first in my family to attend a college and it has showed me many opportunities to better my life and the people around me. Getting my education and going to school is a must with the economy and competion for jobs today.

I have learned a lot of responsibility since I started college. I moved out and got a job. I am fully supporting myself and paying for my own tuition. It has taught me a lot about being financially responsible but also about being responsible for my own time. No one makes me come home at a certain time. No one makes me go to bed. No one makes me eat right. No one makes me do my homework. No one makes me go to class. College life really has taught me so much about being responsible for myself and my life. I have taken it into my own hands and whatever I become is my own doing. But college is giving me the opportunity to become exactly what I want to. I want to teach and without the amazing teachers that I have to help me learn, I don't know if I could ever accomplish that goal. College has taught me more about myself and real life than any other experience.

I have gotten out of school is that an education isn't cheep. It comes with a price and every minute counts. The time spent now with be the benifits to come for the rest of my life. I need to do all I can to be the best I can to provide for myself as well as my family and school is the stepping stone to that gaol in my life.

To whom it may concern, College for me has been one of the most uplifting experiences of my life. Throughout my journey to become a nurse, I have learned alot of things that I feel will make me become a better adult. When I first started college, I must admit that I was not ready. I actually thought that teachers still went above and beyound to make sure that your homework was completed. Boy was I wrong! In college I had to learn independence, and most importantly how to become a adult. College has taught me how to have patience and to work hard for what you want in life. Honestly, without college I dont think that I would have as much wisdom as I have acquired. Not to mention the countless lifelong friends that I managed to meet along the way. Words cannot express how grateful Iam to have had the opportunity to reach for my dreams, and become the best possible nurse that I can become. In life, there are constant turns along the way that can detour your way of thinking, but Iam so glad that I made the decision to go to college.