Where Did You Graduate from?

I graduated from high school in 1998. I then attended college for two years before transferring to a university. I completed my undergraduate degree in 2002. I then attended law school and graduated in 2005.

I graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in Psychology. I am originally from Los Angeles, so USC was a natural choice for me. I loved my time at USC and am proud to be a Trojan! The psychology program at USC is excellent and I enjoyed taking classes on a variety of topics within the field. After graduation, I worked in a research lab for a year before starting my own private practice. I enjoy working with clients to help them understand and overcome their challenges. I feel grateful to have had the opportunity to attend USC and would recommend it to anyone considering a similar field of study.

I have always been interested in the world around me and how it works, which is why I chose to study ___________. My major has allowed me to explore a wide variety of topics and to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills that I know will be valuable in any career. I am particularly interested in ___________ and plan to continue my studies in this area.

My major has also given me the opportunity to work with some incredible people. My professors have been leaders in their field and have inspired me to reach for the stars. I have also had the chance to work with fellow students who are passionate about ___________ and who have become some of my best friends. I am truly grateful for all that my major has given me.

My time at college was some of the best years of my life. I made great friends, had incredible experiences and memories, and learned so much about myself and the world around me. Here are some of my fondest memories from college:

One of my favorite memories from college is spending time with my friends in our dorm room. We would stay up late talking, laughing and just enjoying each other's company. I always felt so grateful to have such great friends in my life.

Another fond memory I have is of the time I spent studying abroad in Spain. It was an amazing experience to live in a different country and learn about a different culture. I will never forget the friends I made and the incredible experiences we had together.

Lastly, one of the best things about college was the feeling of independence I had. I loved being able to make my own decisions, meet new people and just explore life on my own. It was a time of great growth and discovery for me and I cherish those memories.

I was lucky enough to attend a school with a diverse student body and plenty of extracurricular activities to get involved in. There were students from all over the world, which made for interesting classroom discussions and unique perspectives. I was able to learn about other cultures and customs while still maintaining my own identity. I was also able to take advantage of the many resources available to me, such as the library and the computer lab. I participated in a number of extracurricular activities, including the debating team and the drama club. I was also able to go on a number of field trips, which gave me a chance to explore different parts of the country. All of these experiences helped to prepare me for the real world and gave me the confidence to pursue my goals.