-: NJT was a tough school
in terms that they weren't so much focused
on student outside,
extracurricular activities, per se.
It was about the education.
They wanted you to learn
and they wanted you to focus on learning.
I came and I was a part of the soccer program
for two years.
And that was challenging
because you would come from games
and I was an architecture student.
They work hours.
You work hours into the night.
I would come from games
and go straight to studio and spend hours.
So I think that NJT taught me sense of independence
and that working hard, working hard, how to work hard
and achieve what I, my goals.
And I think that's why I still work these long hours.
As an architecture student, I'm so accustomed
to just always going.
Especially working in the evenings when it's much quieter,
much more quiet and you can focus.
NJT just taught me how
to be much stronger and more independent, I think.