Full Sail University Top Questions

I have dreamt about this school since high school. And it has not dissapointed me. My college experience has been so fantastic. In this school it's made possible to dream. Not only to dream but to turn that dream into a reality. I have learned what dedication and pasison means. Waking up early , traveling an hour and a half, going to bed late and having another class at 11 pm just because I love school. I truly feel like I can do anything because of Full Sail University. It's valuable because the students are taught way more than just their major. It feels great to be in a place with people who understand and feel the same love and passion for what I do. It's the best place and I would not go anywhere else!

What i have gotten out of the college experience is the commeratery of my fellow students. the knowledge of my instructors i have also leaned how things are supose to be and how things are in the real world don't always match. i have gained many friends that i will take with me through out my life.

My experience at Full Sail University is a challenge. And I know that I would need to study hard and be prepared, for the best. I understand that education is very important in life. In Addition, I am the first in my family to attend college. And my mother always encourage me to achieve as much as possible. I acknowledge, that attending college will futher my carreer in the long run.

From attending college i have learned wny an education is so important. All through high school your parents and teachers tell you how important it is to go to school and learn as much as you can, but as a young adult you never really listen. Reality really hits when you get old enough to get a job, then you want a car, plus you want to be able to hang out with your friends but you have to ask your parents for the money to do everything. Attending college has made me see exactly what my parents and teachers were trying to tell me when i was in high school. The most important lesson of attending college is learning that having a good education will help you get a good job. College also gets you ready for the real world and helps you be better prepared for the challenges you may have to face in the future, while teaching you the responsibilities of being an adult on your own. I would not trade in my college experience for anything.

So far, what I've not learned in college has been just as valuable as what I have learned. I've learned to not waste my time, learned to not put fun times over work times, and learned not to be irresponsible. But I've also learned that college is the best way to figure out how to live your life. Pass or fail, graduate or drop out, slide into debt or win every scholarship out there, college teaches you who you are. And, to me, there's nothing more important than that.

So far a new out look on understanding the human values system and why we pursue the things we want.

I have not yet started college but I expect to learn the value of hard work, and realize just how things are done. You cannot always expect something to be handed out to you, you have to take it! You have to put in the time and effort and lay it all out. You have to put in the effort and only then will you recieve in return what is rightfully yours. You cannot just stand back and watch the world go by and expect objects to fall down on your lap and keep you going. No, you have to take charge of your life, work hard, and earn as much as you possibly can and college definitely teaches you that.

What have I gotten out of my college experience? I've gotten the chance of a lifetime. I have the chance to better myself and pursue my ultimate goal. I didn't get stuck like a lot of my peers, I'm not tied down and my only responsibility is myself. Being the first one in my family to go to college is so valuable to me. I can't let my family down, I can't let myself down. I've also learned a lot about myself. I've learned how very indecisive I can be when it comes to choosing a major. I went from wanting to be an engineer to a nurse and now finally I'm back to my original goal, to become a Pixar animator. I've gotten so much and have grown so much throughout my college years, and I'm just getting started. Being a college student is one of the most challenging experiences I have gone through, but it has made me strive for more. It has made me want to achieve something greater. I don't want to stop learning and I will do whatever it takes to keep moving forward.

I am a quiet shy young man and going to college, I knew, would be a challenge for me. Full Sail was the perfect choice for me and has provided me with a college experience that I will never forgot. I did not like school much, proven by the 2.68 GPA I graduated high school with. Full Sail has provided me with learning experiences that I love, changing my opinion of schooling and my current GPA of 3.44 can attest to that. Full Sail has allowed me to "come out of my shell" as some might say. I no longer hide in the back of the classroom hoping that I blend into the background, I am front and center eager to participate in the learning process and offer my ideas and opinion. I have acquired education and skills far beyond my wildest dreams, the value of this college experience and the tools that I am learning each and every day and take with me will help me become very successfull in my career in the entertainment business.

My college experience so far as been very beneficial. I have already been able to learn so much and experience many new things. I have gone to clinicals and worked with cadavers which is going to help me later on in the nursing program. Not only have I been able to learn, I have really discoverd who I want to be and how I want my future to be. I have been able to set many goals that I know that I will be able to reach with hard word and studying. Going to college is the best thing that I have done so far in my life and I know that it will help me get to where I want to be in the future.