Wrapping things up

The semester is coming to a close very soon and although it felt like it's taken forever it also feels like it went very fast. This is my last semester at Phoenix College (although I'll be back for another chemistry class at some point). Being a student again has been an amazing experience for me, every aspect of my life has changed since I decided to come back to school and sometimes I'm not sure who I am anymore... but there is nothing I regret and I'm coming to like the new me the more I get to know him. It takes courage to make life changing decisions, and it takes courage to see your commitments through and nobody tells you how scary and difficult the process of destroying yourself to build a better you is. I'm sure nobody expected this semester to turn out as it has, I think about how we've had to adapt to make things work and that the tools that we've utilized to adapt have been because of advancements we've made in the past decade. There is no way I would have been able to adapt if this had happened my first time through college in 2002, there simply wasn't enough capability for remote learning and connectivity as there is today. I'm thankful for everything I've experienced and everyone I've met along the way these past four semesters. I'm grateful that I had a chance to be a part of several programs including CURE-Peer Mentoring, Student Success Specialist, and of course the TRAIN program (which I still get to be a part of, yay!). I'm heading to ASU in the fall and that is exciting and scary at the same time, I hope that my experiences there will be as meaningful as they have been here. Hopefully everyone is making good progress on their research projects. Please don't give up on yourselves and settle for less than you deserve, tough situations will pass eventually and they force us to adapt, gain experience, and become stronger. Be the strongest version of you possible. Good luck!
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