by Andacia, a non-traditional pre-medicine student
A couple weeks ago, my good friends and I took a little trip to Washington D.C. Well, technically we rode out to Tyson’s Corner, but we spent most of our time in D.C. We visited Georgetown where we had lunch at Martin’s. The cool thing about this restaurant was that
First of all, shout out to my friends, my squad, my co-pilots, ride or dies– all that. Coming into college I was afraid that I wouldn’t be able to meet that one group of people that could turn out to be my lifelong friends. Thanks to VCU Acceleration, me sticking
“If it were easy, everyone would do it” This past week was pretty hard. I’ve had so many trainings and running around to do (Stress). When I did take some to sit down, I would feel guilty because there was always something for me to do (More stress). I’m slowly
“I’ve learned that you have to be prepared. And when you visualize something, you have to commit and put in the work.” — Beyonce Let’s talk about creating your own vision board. A few weeks ago, I decided to go back and watch some of Beyonce’s earlier performances and
Last semester, I got an assignment to develop a SMART goal which is something that I thought shouldn’t have been too hard because I actually enjoy setting goals and watching them come into fruition. Apparently, I was wrong! I knew what I wanted to accomplish, but as far as making
“If you do not like where you are, move. You are not a tree.” I’m baaaaaaaack! As you all know (or maybe not), I (Andacia Kay) took a little break from blogging. Part of the reason was because I was starting a very new school year– new jobs, new
I was on campus last week for shadowing and you won’t believe how much walking I had to do! I also had a job interview that day which was about a mile away from my shadowing site, and a whole lot of other stuff going on– it was a lot.
Service has always been a huge part of my life. My mother always made sure that my sisters and I were either volunteering at her hospital, the church, or whatever else she could find. I always found joy in it because the people we were serving were always so appreciative,
