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fter spending time at other colleges

across the country, these 91UUUU9

/ I come and soon become a vital part

of the student body. Having to

transfer colleges and change a way of life is

not easy and making the decision is often a

struggle. Sometimes, finances or accredita­

tion make the choice easier. No matter what

the reasons for the switch, they all feel

that God has led them.

Elementary Ed. major

Julia Hall said, “I trans­

ferred so that I could get

an accredited quality,

Christ-centered educa­

tion.

Countering the anxi­

ety of beginning at a

new college, the trans­

fers find that they are

instantly accepted into

the college family. The

old college is quickly for­

gotten and everyone

finds their niche on this

campus. From filling a

crucial position on an mm

athletic team to taking a

leadership role in a col­

lege organization, these Katrina Wahl and

Sharon White stop to
students don’t waste

talk about their
time getting involved.

classes. Sharon says,

It's no wonder they have “After I transferred

little trouble adjusting to from a bigger college,

their new home. I instantly felt like part

of the family.”

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