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Hey, can this really? My name is Suzie Pin on twenty two years old, and I'm a senior here at Rutgers University. I actually transferred here in my junior year after receiving an associate's degree in psychology from a local community college, which saved me a lot of money. I wish I had come here from freshman year because it is just that amazing. When I transferred here, I declared a double major in psychology and criminal justice. Soon after that, I decided I wanted to have a minor in criminology instead because one of the class's required from my criminal justice Major was just not for me. That's perfectly OK. Brokers is a place of growth and somewhere for you to spread your wings and really create the life that you want. Currently This semester I work with the Daily Target, which is our school newspaper, so that's pretty cool. I am a research assistant in a lab and Bush campus, and I am also in the Rockers Yoga and Ricky Club, which is where I've met some of my best friends. We have plenty of events to help recruit and get people involved. Honestly, the first time I toward Rutgers, I was not a fan of it. A friend took me on a tour of rockers on a regular school day, and I couldn't fathom that I had to take buses that could take twenty to thirty minutes to get to my class. I was like, There's no way I'm doing that like, absolutely not fifty thousand students like That's insane to me. Within the next two times that I visited every West, how cool it was and how much I loved it. If you are even considering Rutgers and you are scared that it is a big score, we have five campuses. I'm telling you, you will learn it in time, and there are people around every corner there to help you every step of the way. I had been considering Rutgers since what grade school since I live in New Jersey. I live in Old Bridge in Jersey, which is about a half an hour away from Rutger, so I do live here at school, which has its benefits, but I could technically commute if I wanted to. It's a big commuter school, and there's a lot of people who live here, too. So whatever works for you, I personally recommend living here because I commuted only first semester and I wasn't a fan event. Considering how involved I am, I felt that I was missing out on a lot of things. So if you can live here, I would highly highly recommend that if we were, it adds to the experience. So I'm really excited to show you guys Records University, and I hope you can benefit from this torn well.