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What My Last Year Of College Taught Me

I will never be alone.

Meeghan Rossi
Jan 09, 2017
Moravian College
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To my family and friends as I enter my last semester of college:

Thank you for your unconditional love and support. I would not have made it through the past 4 years without that from all of you. You have been the best support system for me, even through my changes of major/dreams. I will forever be grateful to you.

How did it come so fast? Only 15 short weeks stand between me and graduation. I will walk across that stage and receive my diploma. Moving back to school for the semester is frightening. I am both scared and excited. In 15 weeks, I will be entering the real world.

Saying goodbye to my family and friends from home for the last time is tough. Even though I have a car and can come home whenever I want, it’s still hard. Realizing that this is the last few months of being at college hit me really quickly.

I am looking forward to my courses, to graduation, and to whatever comes next. I’m scared of the “whatever comes next” but it can be anything I want it to be. I can make my life whatever I want it to be, the only problem is, I’m not sure exactly what I want. I want to do so many things that I am unsure of where my heart will take me after graduation.

While I am scared, I know that my support system will follow me into the real world. I know that no matter what I end up doing, I know that I will be able to lean on you whenever I need to. Thank you for giving me that in life. While I am scared, I am also excited for my future, because I know I will never be alone in what I do.

Thank you. I love you.

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