GSW Scholar Finishes Freshman Year

Starting all over again in a brand new environment, with all different kinds of people, majors and backgrounds, had me ecstatic about starting college—this day couldn't have come by any sooner. The first semester was a bit difficult to get used to but nothing I couldn't adapt to. I made great friends, some old and some new, my roommate and I are inseparable and I was able to learn different things while being at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. I had a couple of obstacles I had to overcome but I was still able to manage to get my head on straight and focus on what was important. The deaths of my choir director, Charles Osei-Owusu and my cousin Delores Opoku-Boateng, were very hard to endure but I had to keep on moving because that is what they would want me to do.
Overall the last year of my life has been a rollercoaster, but I have been blessed to still be here and be able to share my experience with others. I was always told that it is not about the quantity but the quality and that is just what the Garden State Women is to me. The quality of support and care that I receive from Ms. Judy Chapman is indescribable. I have definitely recommended GS Woman to so many of my fellow Vincentians in hopes that they too would be able to have the same wonderful experience(s) I've had this past year.
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