All life is uncertain and risky, but some of us end up with high dosages of it than others right after graduation, and it’s very scary. University education is very good for certain professional tracks, but if you don’t fit in a box—it can be a little mean to you.
If you find yourself perplexed , unmoored, and directionless, right after what you thought was going to be The Launching Point Into Your Career, then you’re not alone. I was as well. Many of us do.
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My name is Bryant Rodriguez. I am a freshman. I am a Theology major. I study at Southern Adventist University. These facts you read are straightforward and simple to track. However, the way these facts came to be is neither straightforward nor simple. My story begins in Germany where I began working in March of 2013 with no expectation to attend college within the year.
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The stereotypes and generalizations that supposedly allow people to identify theology, nursing, pre-med, psych, art, or education majors may hold some truth, but nobody is their major. A major is an emphasis. A focused discipline offered by a university. A major is an activity—it is a what, but it is not a who.
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Summer evangelism programs and college semesters have taught me about life's fluidity. They have made it clear: life comes in seasons, often with divine reasons, and one season will never replicate the previous
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This week, I have chronicled five lessons that I gathered from this past semester of college. For the last one, I reflect on the importance os saving friendships today, not tomorrow.
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