Thought the undergraduate experience was tough? Try getting and staying in graduate school. “You’re up against people who are much smarter than you,” said David Fox, a graduate student in the Master of Accountancy program at CSU. But Fox wasn’t alone in applying for graduate school.
Dear Graduates, Congratulations to the spring 2011 graduating class! The years (too many for some of you, by the way) of hard work, sacrifice and dedication have paid off.
Four short years. That is all I get in this beautiful town and at this prestigious university. As a bittersweet senior, I now understand the incredible impact being a member of CSU’s Greek community has had on my life. Joining this close-knit group was the smartest decision I ever made for myself.
With spring break a mere two weeks away, many students might be wondering how they plan to spend this much-needed vacation. And while some will end up lounging in their parents’ basement, junior applied human sciences major Brooke Henderson will be roughing it on the streets of Washington, D.C.
I work as a college journalist. And this may shock you, but despite my wealth of institutional knowledge and infinitely valuable liberal arts degree, I’m not particularly loaded with cash.
Who of the following is not on the Board of Governors?
