Humans of the U: Andrew Forrester
I applied to be a University of Utah police officer and started taking criminal justice classes at Salt Lake Community College. Hopefully, that will lead to law school at the U.
Read MoreI applied to be a University of Utah police officer and started taking criminal justice classes at Salt Lake Community College. Hopefully, that will lead to law school at the U.
Read More“In thinking about everything that’s been going on the last four years and where I’m at right now.”
Read More“Coming to the University of Utah was a really good academic opportunity. I’ve been very fortunate.”
Read More“My time at the university has been more than academics, it has also been about personal development.”
Read More“I now know this for sure: I want the stories I create through my videos to leave a meaningful impression on someone.”
Read More“Throughout my time at the U, I’ve not only built a strong community and lifelong friendships but also engaged in experiences that have shaped who I am today.”
Read More“Confidence isn’t something that magically appears—you build it, one terrifying presentation at a time.”
Read More“If I had to sum up my college journey in three words, it would be growth, opportunity and connection.”
Read More“Growing up in an immigrant household where my parents instilled the importance of education.”
Read More“Now that graduation is here, I am so grateful for the support of my family, friends and instructors for helping me attain all that I have so far.”
Read More“One thing I learned in college is that you can’t do it alone… There are a lot of people on campus and in the professional world who are willing to help you, who care about your future, and who will encourage you not to give up when it gets really hard.”
Read More“There are plans to open a law school in El Paso eventually, and I hope to one day teach there and give back to the community.”
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