>> Really the Rollins experience to me is defined
by the interpersonal relationships you develop and that unique one on one interaction.
I actually transferred for a period of time in my undergraduate to a state school in Minnesota
where you do-- I really just did feel like a number; you go to large lecture halls
and you kind of get shuffled around.
I had to like introduce myself to new advisors every time I had a meeting,
and then contrast that with Rollins where you are having conversational exchanges
with a number of professors and they seem truly interested in you and your development,
so it was completely night and day for my experiences and that level
of personal connection that I had here was the complete difference.