Experiences at trinity university

I had a fabulous college experience. I majored in International Business with a minor in Economics, studied abroad in Paris and Milan for a semester each. Did an internship in Milan and learned Italian in two weeks because of it.
I always tried to take classes in as many fields as possible, and learned a lot about subjects outside my major....

I'm going to get a little bit cheesy. I grew up at this school. The girl at that last school was not me, it was a shadow of me. I'm writing this silently mocking myself for the atrociously fairy talesque way it goes. I found me at this school. I found my lovers, and those I will never forget. I found that tests were only tests, and that twenty years from now that dreadful essay over the enlightenment or julius ceasars lavish parties you had to work into a somewhat respectable form of prime and prose has come to me to mean absolutely nothing of great, of really any significance. I can't describe what I did do this school, but I can describe what this school has done for me. I am no longer afraid of the unknown, of packing one bag and flying to Peru, or perhaps going along to Egypt. I see, I see wasted youth, boys with such shiney hopeful eyes, of their own selfish thoughts in these eyes. I can't try and take them under my wing again, I did that once, twice, third time you'd have to kill me. What I did, is what I learned. I learned that academics take you so far, and then people take you the rest. Everything I learned that is of its most value to me is what I have learned outside the classroom, there is not a doubt in my mind that that is the truth...