Stillman College Top Questions

Out of my college experience I have obtain better communication skills, and I have been face to face with responsibilty, which kind of frightened me at first since I was not use to being on my own. I have learned how to manage time wisely and I also have gotten a feel of what the real world will be like in the near future. I have also made unforgettable memories, and treasured friendships, and everlasting acquaintances.

I have gained leadership skills and more knowledge. These things are valuable to me because I know that this will help to better my future.

College is like another world on Earth. Since I've been in college I've learned myself, the true meaning of survival and independence, but most importantly I've learned how to be above the competition. College is an essential to a successful life. Me, being confident and the best, has helped me throughout my college experience so far. Becoming a doctor isn't easy and I am sure I will get the best out of life because of my college experience

There are a plethora of things I have gained out of my college experience thus far. Stillman College has offered me numerous opportunities to expand my social and academic networking. By taking a part in our Honda Campus All-Star Challenge team, Modeling Troupe, Student Government Association choir, and our Student Government Association, it is no wonder on how Stillman gave me these opportunities. All in all, Stillman has taught me how to apply myself in pursuing whatever it is I desire to do.

The Stillman College, have given me a driven purpose to learn more about African-Americans, and grow as a young adult.

What have you gotten out of your college experience and why has it been valuable to attend? I have gotten growth out of my college experience, being prepared educational for the field of a cardiologist I hope to become and learning to prepare for future growth as a college student. My college experience first began with sharing a room with a total stranger who does not share the same interest as me. We got along in the beginning, but I barley knew her and I found out at the end we did not click as roommates. Attending college own my own was scary but exciting to me; I was not in my comfort zone and had to deal with it. Living in Georgia all my life and attending college my first year in Alabama was a big step for me. Coming to college was a great experience I met new people, learned and familiarized myself about the history and culture of the school. As for me, my goal was to do my best at everything I do, put my mind and my best foot forward. I learned a valuable lesson called life that will prepare me for the challenging world.

I would apply to more colleges. I would also search more for scholarships. I would have toured more campuses and searched about the college more. I also would have talked to my counselor to ask her opinion.

Be prepared to study, and take time out of your social life to get focused , and complete assignments. Doing work on time actually saves the stress and eventually has more time for extra activities that you may be interested. Also make the most out of school.. people say that COLLEGE life is the best time of your life, so enjoy it but get your work done first.

I would start my own bank account. I would use the money to have something in my pocket.

One would have started early on preparing for the act. One would have started early researching for scholarships and applying to colleges. One would have took classes more serious rather than trying to cram junior and senior year. One would have visit the school counselor more asking what process and steps need to be taking to succeed in getting in to college and to receive scholarsdhips. One would have participated in more organizations and did more community services.