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Seniors
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College life is also about
growing up and making mis
takes.
Caffey said some of her great
est lessons were learned the
hard way.
“I remember one of my first
biology tests where I went over
to a friend’s house the night be
fore and had a couple of
drinks,” Caffey said. “I bombed
the test the next day and
learned that I couldn’t go out
the night before.”
Those little mistakes and oth
er experiences in college give
students a small taste of the real
world.
However, college does not al
ways prepare students for every
thing after graduation.
Allison Foster, a senior psy
chology major graduating in
May, said she found college was
just the first step in preparing
her for her career.
“A lot of times when you go
into college, you have the ex
pectations that, ‘Oh, wow! Tm
going to go to school for four
years and get a job, and I’m go
ing to know everything,”’ Foster
said. “But nowadays, you need
a master’s degree or a Ph.D. just
to get a job.”
After graduation, Foster
said she plans on entering
nursing school to continue her
education.
Kevin Lyssy, Class of ’97, dunks his Aggie ring on Northgate Friday
the many senior-exclusive traditions A&M students can look forward
Many students find graduate
school is a necessary step for the
future, but Robert Choi, a senior
accounting major graduating
this December, said he is just
glad to be graduating and is
Brandon Bollom/Thk Battalion
Laurie Nickel, student body president, Fish Camp counselor and a senior business analysis
major, checks in Daniel Simmons, a freshman finance major, at Fish Camp this summer.
ready to enter the workforce.
“I’m ready to get out of here
and start working,” Choi said.
“I’m a little worried about find
ing a job, but other than that I
have no worries.”
Choi said
he will not
miss much
about college
because he
will always
have the
memories.
He said the
best memory
is one he will
always be
able to carry
with him —
his Aggie
ring.
“I remem
ber when I got
my ring,” Choi
said. "It felt
good, like l ac
complished
something. ”
From taking
their first test
to participating
in Elephant
Walk, seniors
have become
night. Receiving the ring;
to.
experts on living collegt.
Caffey said herbesu
new students is to take:
mester at a time.
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today.”
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let themselves experience
new people and not make
take of living with theirte
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really good friends, ya
they’re not always thepei
expected,” he said.
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