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Directing 'The Philadelphia' by David Ives for the 2022 Student Directed One-Acts!

Going to miss the amazing friends I've made over the last few years, and the professor's who supported me along the way.

Favorite part of my time at SCSU I think it’s all the parts and time were very good it was amazing SCSU has a lot of things to miss

I am going to miss my professors , student center , library

I advise them to be strong and happy and enjoy every time in their life. You will face a lot of problems but always know the light at the end of the tunnel and everything will be okay

First day at SCSU

Campus and I look forward to continuing with my Masters degree in the upcoming fall of 2022. And I can't wait until May, 23 to graduate with my Masters

Be patient and take one semester at a time

Making life-time friends!

Football Family

Shoot for the Stars !

I would have to say being apart of various organizations and making connections with people.

I’m going to miss my friends, campus life, and freedom.

No matter what obstacles you encounter in life, make sure you put your best foot forward and persevere. You are capable of much more than you know. Tap into your greater self and work hard now so you can relax later.

Breaking my national record in the 300m dash!

I'm going to miss all the successes I had in college and I'm looking forward to becoming a mutki Olympic and world champion!

Stick around with people that truly have your best-interest at heart, and don't do anything that can cost you your future.

My favorite time at SCSU is getting to campus early in the morning, I have been a commuter for all my time here. When the sun is rising, the clock on the library is still visibly lit, the dew from the grass, and no one is around. It is a beautiful feeling and scenery that is of solitude. It makes you have this personal connection to SCSU and its campus.

I am coming back for the fall to complete a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Accounting and then back to complete and MBA, so I cannot say that I will be leaving the campus just yet. However, if I was leaving completely, I would say that I would miss the commute in the city. Even though the traffic may make me late, the city is another feeling I won't forget.

I would advise incoming students to take their time and not rush their degree process. In the midst of rushing education, you may lose sense of the world around you. And when you come to that realization, you may think differently about you major or where your place is in the world. Taking your time helps you focus on what your true passions are. That, I think, is why so many college students change their major last minute. I never thought I would have changed my major, being halfway done with my degree. I was a Studio Art Ceramics major. By my Junior year, I switched to Business management. Far from each other and set me back 2 extra years. But I came to a realization of what my true passions and educational goals are. Take your time and just remember that it is never too late in life to finish a degree of any kind.