COLLEGE EDUCATED, SHE GRADUATED

Nachelle Leslie Marshall
May 21, 2019
2 min read

I DID IT! 5 longgggggg years later and I have a degree in Sports Communication. Look out Erin Andrews, I'm coming for your job! ;) This all feels so bittersweet! I couldn't have done it without my family, friends, professors, Coco LaRue and Roycey. My graduation day was an absolute dream!! My family and I ate at Blue Cow, went to my graduation where I hobbled on the stage due to a skiing injury in Aspen, and then we went to Star Shooters for a bit. I loved every second of it. It was such a fun day! If you can do it I 100% recommend walking at graduation. DON'T SKP IT!!!

WHAT IS NEXT:

-a job in my field (fingers crossed)

-law school?

-fall in love

-get another french bulldog :)

-range rover

WHAT I LOVED:

- I loved meeting new people! I met my best friends in college (hey Meg, Ri, & Amanda).

- the college experience

-traveling -the freedom

-Star Shooters-

Green Beavers-

608

-My Social Media Correspondent job at Ferris

-608 pregame Spotify playlist

-608 tequila Saturday

-TTOWA sushi-

The Rock

-my banner on State Street in Big Rapids

WHAT I LEARNED:

-How to be a successful communicator (3 years of Communication classes)

-To love myself. I made a lot of mistakes in college, but I have learned from them.

-You don't have to go out every weekend to have fun! I loved having chill weekends in with my friends

-Jungle juice doesn't come out of the carpet.

-608 BGC will forever live on!

-The right relationships will stay..the wrong ones will go.. don't take people leaving personally! It's the universe's way of purging people who aren't meant in your life.

-don't make out a $1500 credit card at Henri Bendel and Victoria Secret...oops

-love life!

-reach out to people that you miss

-Have a lot of fun

WHAT I WISH I WOULD'VE DONE:

-not moved out of 608 a year before graduation.

-partied more my last year.

-saved more money

-spent less time worrying about what others think of me

-studied more

-got a 4.0

WHAT I WORE: