On Thursday, I had my last final exam of my undergraduate career. It was the beast of all beasts...Managerial Statistics. Time ran out and I gladly handed my exam to my professor. As I walked out of the classroom, I could barely contain myself. I had perma-grin from ear to ear and before I made it down the steps and out of the building my eyes began to well up. Sounds stupid, but it has been a long hard road (much harder than it is supposed to be for some reason) and I never thought that I would get to this point. My heart is filled with gratitude and humility for all of the many people who helped me. I will never be able to truly repay them.
Friday, May 9, 2008
"Stick a fork in me, I am PAU!"
On Thursday, I had my last final exam of my undergraduate career. It was the beast of all beasts...Managerial Statistics. Time ran out and I gladly handed my exam to my professor. As I walked out of the classroom, I could barely contain myself. I had perma-grin from ear to ear and before I made it down the steps and out of the building my eyes began to well up. Sounds stupid, but it has been a long hard road (much harder than it is supposed to be for some reason) and I never thought that I would get to this point. My heart is filled with gratitude and humility for all of the many people who helped me. I will never be able to truly repay them.
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! What an accomplishment!
Hey Jared.....Awesome. Way to go man, that is seriously perma-grin worthy! You make us all proud...now come home okay? Really though, is that a possibility? Tell us your plans....:)Katie C.
Thanks Jon and Katie! I am planning on finding work here on the island while I figure things out. My original plan was to return to NYC and pursue a graduate degree while I work. I will begin the application process while I am here on the island. Maybe in the meantime I can find me a little Wahine to take with me. ;)
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