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Hello my name is Isaiah Ridley.
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Uh from Chesterfield Virginia. I'm 19 years old.
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I go to Virginia State University and I'm a computer engineer major.
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Um
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uh
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uh In high school I was a very
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oh middle school. I was very quiet
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anti social kid didn't have many friends.
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So my high school career I tried my best to uh improve my personality
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in ways that I try to do now and meeting people and just
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being me and showing my best me
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that's what I like to live by.
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I did a track
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um My first two years
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once Covid hit everything went back down terrible. But I didn't really good.
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I didn't really have a really pretty decent track record.
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My p. r. for the 400 was a 55 seconds. So as a sophomore that was pretty good.
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Let me put it.
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But um
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high school I mean college I've learned a lot of things.
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Um Freshman Studies has taught me
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many good foundations that I found myself having.
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Like during high school having to figure out myself
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such as things like networking.
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Freshman studies
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and professors around have taught me that networking is
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an important key that everyone needs to know.
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Um
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networking
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is
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college is an investment
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and networking is just a key
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tool that you get from your investment that comes along with it.
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Um Just for an example
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I networked and got to get close with my engineering professor
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now the know that I've done that it's leading me to working with Raytheon
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one of the biggest companies
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military contracting companies actually.
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So that's really cool As a freshman, I'm doing big things.
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Um,
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freshman studies has also taught me about our history,
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I learned the alma mater song and I got to make a remix. That's cool.
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Um,
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it's always good to know the history of your school.
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So you know where you go and what it means to be there.
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It's uh,
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it's like home.
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The more I have been in the school
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man, just knowing where my home is rooted from. It's nice to know.
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But not only that freshman studies has taught me time management.
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Time management is,
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you've got to have it, you gotta have it in college without times management.
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You just, you can't, you can't stand with the rest
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and if you can't, you can't be with the rest,
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you have to have your time management, you have to have your work done,
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you have to have all those things.
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Sorry.
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Um,
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but like I was saying, you just have to have your time management down,
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You have to have
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when to do study, when not to study when to work, when not to work.
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You got to have all these in order
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and that's what makes a good student rail rounded student.
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But um,
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those are what I learned from freshman studies and I do
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think it's a great class to have and that every year,
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somebody every freshman student should have freshman studies.
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It just helps you along
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and
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thank you
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fine
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