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The friendships, late-night memories, campus events, and meeting people from so many different cultures. Being involved on campus and growing as a person made my experience unforgettable

I’m going to miss the people, the community, and all the memories made at SCSU. I’m looking forward to starting the next chapter of my life, building my career, and making my family proud.

Get involved, make connections, and don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. Time goes by faster than you think, so enjoy every moment and believe in yourself.

My favorite part of my time at SCSU is serving as the News Director. Having the privilege to showcase campus life through cameras was an awesome opportunity.

I am going to miss creating fun production projects in class, and I’m looking forward transfering those production skills to a career in live broadcast.

My advice to incoming students would be to network with as many people as you can. Don’t be afraid to reach out to others for opportunities.

Apart from the moment I stepped onto campus, I felt welcomed by a diverse group of individuals who were passionate about learning and growth. Engaging in group projects, study sessions, and campus events allowed me to form lasting friendships and collaborate with others who shared similar interests. These relationships not only enriched my academic experience but also provided a support system that made navigating challenges much easier.

while I will miss the community, faculty, and campus life at SCSU, I am equally excited about the new opportunities and experiences that await me. This transition marks the beginning of a new journey, and I am ready to embrace it with enthusiasm and optimism.

As new incoming students prepare to embark on their academic journey, here are some valuable pieces of advice that can help them navigate their time at university successfully: 1. Stay Organized Use a Planner: Invest in a planner or digital calendar to keep track of assignments, deadlines, and important events. This will help you manage your time effectively and avoid last-minute stress. Prioritize Tasks: Break down your workload into manageable tasks and prioritize them. This will help you stay on top of your responsibilities and maintain a balanced schedule. 2. Engage with Your Community Get Involved: Join clubs, organizations, or study groups that interest you. This is a great way to meet new people, make friends, and enhance your learning experience. Network with Faculty: Take the time to meet your professors during office hours. Building relationships with faculty can provide mentorship opportunities and valuable guidance in your field. By following this advice, new incoming students can pave the way for a rewarding and successful college experience. Remember that everyone’s journey is unique, so be patient with yourself and stay focused on your goals!

I’m gonna miss my friends the most and look forward to the new friends I will make in the Disney College Program.

My favorite part at SCSU has been working and finding community at the Buley Library. I also enjoyed being a resident advisor during my senior year of college. Lastly, I want to thank God for the friends I have made at Southern.

I’m going to miss the breakfast at Conn Hall (especially the french toast). I’m looking forward to seeing what the rest of my 20’s will look like.

The advice I have for an incoming freshmen is that, It is okay to not always understand what you are doing or trying to do but continue to stay true to yourself that you will make it.