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Everest college is very supportive. I'm also showing my kids ( Elijah and Anastasia) that they can do something with there life.

When people say college is where you find out who you want to become and where you want to be, well that is very much true. Being at Hampton helped me establish who I am now. I knew who I was and what i wanted out of life but I had some confusions about certain things and being at Hampton just helped me clarify that. I can now stand proudly and speak elegantly when asked a question of what I would like to be or what my future plans are. Hampton has helped me set a road map for my life and future plans, where I want to be, who I am going to be and where I end up after graduation. Any school is valuable to attend because it is a chance to further your educational goals and seek a better life for yourself, family and future generations. It has been valuable to me because I now know who and what I am without any hestitation.

Out of my college experience I have learned to prepare myself better as a studnet. I have also learned that a college is a great expereince and I will one day be proud to be an alumni at my university. Through this experience I have learned to stay focus and to always do well. It has been valuable to attend Hampton University because I have became friends with people who have became influences on me and will continue to be great friends in my future. I looking forward to contining my education at Hampton, and I hope to find the funds to continue for the rest of my three years.

Out of my college experience I have gotten more knowledge and more education in what I want to be. I want to go to medical school after I get my bachelor's degree to become a doctor. Being in college, I'm able to learn more about biology, chemistry, and anatomy to become a successful doctor. Every moment I'm in school, I love it. It's very valuable to attend because it necessary to achieve my dream becoming a doctor. Becoming a doctor will not only benefit myself, but others as well.

College has indeed enhanced my ability to learn and comprehend not only on an educational level, but also in the real world. I've been faced with situations that I thought I'd never experience, peer pressure being one of them. I've met other young people, some who share the same views and beliefs as me, and others who completely oppose everything I stand for. Furthermore, I've been pressured by friends at home who haven't been as successful as I am. Hampton University has given the opportunity to meet wonderful professors first hand. These teachers have dedicated their time and effort in making sure that students are well equip for the future. College has been valuable to attend because I've learned to be responsible and independent. I've also been able to really identify who I am as a person, and where I stand on certain political views. In addition, I've become much closer to my family, and can honestly say that I am a better person. Although religion is often looked down upon, it is only right for me to acknowledge the fact that I am much closer to God.

I have got many things out of my college experience. Although I do not wish to be far away from home at times (Philadelphia), I have gotten exposure, independence, maturity and peace of mind.

I have learned many things from attending Hampton University, both tangible and intangible. Acquaintances may come and go, but best friends are always by your side. Deadlines are called that for a reason: by the time you write that last line on the last exam of the semester, you feel as if you were dead?asleep. Exercise is a way of life. This is displayed by classmates running to class, running from class, climbing up the stairs when the elevator is broken, going down the stairs when there is a fire alarm, etc. The best exercise machine is the administration: they will run you around campus, make you climb up the walls, and pass the buck so many times you get whiplash. This is all because you asked where the bathroom was, of course. This is how college teaches you to be independent, through insanity. Neither race nor gender matters, everyone is equally irritating. Hampton University has been very valuable in imparting not only academics, but also life lessons that will stick with me for the rest of my life. Friends are forever, it is best to be timely, and caffeine is a necessity for 8 AM classes.

I haver gotten much out of my college experience. I have learned much about myself and what type of people that I am able to hang around with. I have learned to be own my own and not be dependent on my parents to help me with every little detail that I am face to deal with. It has been valuable to attend because I have been able to make new challenges in my life and grow as a person. I am continuing in my education and striving for my goal to obtain a degree. I am confident that I will value a lot more as the years progress and I have become comfortable in my setting and area.

I enjoyed the experience of knowing how to communicate with different people from different places, not only within the United States but throughout the world. I also like the fact that I have had the experience of being out on my own. Both experiences are key to knowing how to survive out in the world and that is what makes the college experience valuable.

What I have gooten out of my college experience is that people are really there to help you , you just got to be persistent in getting help. I think it makes you more prepared for the real word. It has been valuable to attend this school because it prepares us for the real world and makes us well-rounded people. For example, Hampton has academic help like tutoring, major seminars, and you can talk to the professors. Also, they have social events like Freshman Ball ad we have had mandatory events in Ogden hall where we have to dress professionally .