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Personal Narrative: How Cliques Are Still Forming

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Moreover, my sophomore year I was able to better see how cliques are still forming. Being a mentor I am able to see how everyone is doing individually and see how he or she seem to connect with other residents. The first week was difficult because students who went to school with each other and are family members joined the program together. This left students who came to Towson with a blank slate outside of the friendships or connections that could have been formed.

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