As a last-minute decision last year, I decided to pursue my MBA with graduate school at Loyola. I wasn’t confident in my decision at the time, but I also didn’t have much of a backup plan since I wasn’t getting hired anywhere. I didn’t have to take the GMAT because of my GPA, so I… Continue reading Grad School: The Higher Ed Vocational School
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Senior Reflection: Being Present and Enjoying Now
This week, every professor or every supervisor has asked what excites me most about this year and what makes me most nervous. To both, I answer, “deciding on my next adventure!” Between perfecting my resume, interviewing for jobs, and researching costs of living in different cities, my future is all I’ve been able to think… Continue reading Senior Reflection: Being Present and Enjoying Now
6 Things I Wish I Knew As A Freshman
As you begin your first year of college, you are experiencing a lot of feelings. The feelings are good, sometimes bad, but mainly uncertain. You likely have an image painted in your mind of what college will be like. No matter what colors or strokes you used, it’s probably an inaccurate painting. That’s the beauty… Continue reading 6 Things I Wish I Knew As A Freshman
Final week at JFRC
The final four days in Rome came way too quickly. Monday night we went out for dinner. We had hoped to eat at a rooftop bar, but it turns out the rooftop bar is really just a bar. We got a picture and left for a restaurant below. It was another great laidback dinner with… Continue reading Final week at JFRC
First Week at JFRC
As the first week of classes at JFRC concludes, I am surprised. I'm surprised by how quickly time is passing. I'm surprised by how at home I feel here. I am surprised by how much schoolwork I have. I am surprised by a lot. It's all becoming a blur, so I will try to detail… Continue reading First Week at JFRC
When in Rome: Why I chose to study abroad
I am asked frequently why I am studying abroad. For one, I am fortunate enough to attend a university that has international campuses, so studying abroad is very common among my classmates. Spending a semester abroad is preferred, but due to my work obligations, I must study during the summer. Additionally, I would have to… Continue reading When in Rome: Why I chose to study abroad
Rising Senior Rant
I am so over college. When I say that, people often ask me "Are you tired of waking up early? Are you tired of your professors? Are you tired of living in a dorm?" The honest answer to all of these is no. I wake up early every morning naturally. A couple of my professors… Continue reading Rising Senior Rant
