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James Madison University Reflection

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I enjoyed being a part of the James Madison community. I liked being at a university whose goal is get students to become hard working and community based. I loved the diversity and philanthropy that JMU offers. I met outstanding citizens, whose backgrounds all were different, that merged together to become one big community. I also loved how the courses challenged me to think critically and exceed beyond my regular realm of thinking. The professors were very helpful and would stay after to tutor because they want you to succeed. I cannot express how much I needed to go to a larger, four year school, and how James Madison University was the perfect school for me to become more knowledgeable and invigorated.
My freshman year was exhilarating,

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