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"Life should be an adventure to be lived not a problem to be solved.” -Unknown

Reflecting on these past three years at The Beach, CSU Long Beach has provided me the opportunity to grow as a leader and as a professional through three aspects: academics, extracurriculars, and relationships.

I have made some lifelong friends and had many truly memorable experiences. I have met so many people that have not only inspired me but have helped me grow as a person.

My Beach experience has been the best two years of my life. The Beach helped me to not only grow confidence in myself as a person, but in my abilities as a journalist and writer. For that, I am forever grateful.

Being an out-of-state student, I really wanted to reach out and make connections with people that I could build lasting friendships with.

I have been able to make great connections all throughout Long Beach, and this has just been a great experience. I have always gotten the best treatment, and the fans and the support have been amazing.

The Beach is such a diverse campus that I have met and become close friends with incredible people that have changed my life and how I view it.

Sharing my career journey was just as important as hearing the stories from other individuals.

I always though philanthropy is something wealthy people only participate in, however students like myself can also give to a cause without breaking the bank.

I’m so glad I chose The Beach because the opportunities I’ve received here have been life changing. My Fashion classes made college extremely enjoyable, as I loved what I was learning!

Although I was so sad in the moment that my reality would not meet my media-driven college expectations, attending 91��Ƭ�� has been a life-changing decision that surpasses any television show/movie portrayal of the college experience.

My experience at 91��Ƭ�� has been amazingly rewarding. I have met the most wonderful people, experienced many new things, and gained lifelong lessons. When I first came to campus, I had no idea where to start. I felt confused, but one thing I knew for sure - I wanted to seize my opportunities.