Hi, everyone!
I hope you’re all enjoying your time. I’m going to keep things brief because I’ve been going through a lot mentally and emotionally. But it happened, everyone. After many years of classes, studying, a six-year dropout stint, stressing, and wondering if I was ever going to complete my AA requirements, I finally finished community college and graduated.
It was surreal. There were so many other graduates with me–the college estimates over 1,000 students graduated! There were students of all ages, cultures, and races, and we were all in it together.
A dazed, happy member of the Class of 2018
It really is never too late to go back and complete something, everyone. It’s never too late to complete a dream.
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Leah has always been a bibliophile. An avid fantasy fan, she has spent many hours imagining magical worlds and wondering what it would be like to wield a sword. When she's not dreaming up her own standalone fantasy stories, she enjoys watching movies, traveling, and eating chocolate. She lives in California.
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Congratulations Leah!! What a wonderful achievement. 😀 If all goes well, I’ll be graduating in 2021, and I’m sure I’ll be just as dazed afterwards, haha!
Thank you!
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Congratulations!
Krystianna @ Downright Dystopian
Thank you!
Congratulations! What a wonderful accomplishment. Here’s to your future!
Thank you so much, Sam!
Congratulations. I am doing distance courses due to my health issues, and while it takes a while sometimes to get them done, I do well in all my courses. There is more than one way to go to school and you’re never too old. P.S. there is a discounted rate for seniors. Seriously, judging from the students who run for council I know there are soldiers, police officers, parents, people with health issues, etc at my school.
Thank you, Nathan. I wish you all the best in your studies and health.
Twitter: ajsterkel
Congratulations!
Thank you!