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Reflection On Roosevelt's Graduate Assistantship

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What I hope to gain by participating in Roosevelt’s Graduate Assistantship is continued knowledge and success. As I reflect on my collegiate experience, I have endured on a long journey to get to this point in my life. Hard work, determination, and unwavering faith has helped get me to this point. I want to continue to be inspired and hope to inspire those that I cross paths with. I hope that by participating in Roosevelt’s Graduate Assistantship I am able to continue to push myself beyond the limits. A continued personal goal for me is to not only be the first member of my family to go to college, but also be the first to obtain my master’s degree. At an earlier age it was instilled that knowledge and education the ultimate key to success.
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