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I really enjoyed meeting and networking with fellow students that share a similar passion or common interests over the last four years.

I am going to miss the faculty who supported me over the course of my college career and built up my confidence for post-graduation. I am looking forward to applying my skills to new and challenging opportunities after graduation.

Do not be afraid to reach out to faculty, not only for academic help, but also to gain opportunities within your field.

Networking, meeting new people, and joining the SCSU Student Government Association, becoming a Student Government Representative At-Large, to fight for academic injustices for our student body here at SCSU.

I’m going to miss the friends and relationships I made here at SCSU. Also joining a Greek life organization of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, creating brotherhood relationships that will last for my life time. I also, didn’t realize how many funny, thoughtful, and talented friends I had, throughout my years here. The friend that I made here are truly great. I am also going to miss the support system that acknowledges hard work and determination and makes every effort to help you succeed. The students and faculty here are truly the best and cares for their students. Thank you all the faculty of the Political Science Department, you are truly the best. I recently have been accepted into a competitive pre-law plus program from the Law School Admissions Council, in which I am looking forward to going to Boston University School of Law for a month this summer to learn in law school structure classes, while also learning more about the law school admissions process. I also plan on getting my real estate license and plan on heading off to Law school.

Get more involved. If you think you’re struggling, there are always resources on campus that can help you. If you feel like you're alone and don’t have no one to talk to, try joining clubs and organizations, talk to students in your dorm if you live on campus, make friends with students in your classes, or at your campus job if you work on campus. Lastly, keep yourself with confidence, it will take you far.

The friendships! SCSU is full of amazing, beautiful, brilliant people.

I am going to miss my friends who will not be continuing their studies at SCSU at this time, but am so looking forward to continuing in the Master's program for Social Work.

Make friends and enjoy this time! Take risks and put yourself out there. It's worth it. School is way more fun when you're surrounded by people you care about.

I think I'll miss my advisors most, they helped steer me in the right direction throughout my time at Southern

Don't underestimate projects! It is impossible to complete the night before

Night classes

Not paying for my food and having better food

Socialize after work is completed.

The community!

Meeting genuine people and building strong connections.

Im looking forward to the new opportunities.

The journey isn't easy but keep pushing though. Never be afraid to ask for help.

My favorite part about my time at SCSU was meeting so many amazing new people and learning about different perspectives.

Im going to miss the networking opportunities, and I am looking forward to raising our growing family and starting our family business.

My advice to incoming students would be to invest in building relationships with your professors. Not only are they great resources, but they are also there to help you if obstacles arise. If they don’t know they can’t help you. Remember that they want you to succeed.

Don't feel embarrassed to ask questions. Somebody else in the room probably has the same question.

Take advantage of the resources; take a walk or two with some friends every so often to help clear your mind; and remember to always ask for help when you need it—whether it be academically, mentally or emotionally. There is always someone there who is willing to assist you. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

I only spent two years at SCSU, but I enjoyed the entire experience. Southern has a very welcoming community; the students are great, and the professors are very helpful.

I will miss the interactions with some of the students and professors. I am looking forward to nights without homework, exploring the world, and starting my professional career.

Everybody says college will be over before you know it and I would agree. I think you need to find a good balance between having fun and focusing on school work.

The social environment and activities with friends.

Going to miss the experiences and leisure time, but am looking forward to continue building who I am.

Find what you want and stick to it until the end.

Being involved and on Eboard for F.A.C.E organization and giving me insight and opinion of the fashion world.

Always take your time day by day and never stress over something you can accomplish or simply don’t have control over. Oh yeah and rate my professor will be your best friend when registering for classes!

Creating life-long friendships and playing basketball for the Southern CT Owls under coach Scott Burrell.

I will miss the welcoming environment on campus.

Take in every moment, your time here passes too quickly.

Sitting in the science building.

I’m going to miss walking around campus. I am looking forward to having time to with my animals.

Keeping working until the end and don’t slack off it is worth the hard work.