-: My experience at UVA was awesome, I loved it.
I only had one year there during grad school
and I wish I had, you know, four or five more.
I think it was a great experience.
I loved going out to the Corner with my friends,
being in school, everything being walkable.
You know, my most memorable things
were probably have happened after the classroom
kinda like what I was saying before.
The program was awesome.
I think we learned a lot of valuable skills.
We got immersed a bit into like data analysis and tech
and I think that was probably the most impactful part
of the program to me was sort of the degree
that we sort of learned a bit of statistics,
learned a bit of data analysis
and how to apply these to, you know, different things,
sort of focusing on that analytical side of things.
But I think equally as much as just the time
that I spent with developing relationships there,
developing a connect with people who brought me here today,
to, you know, speak to you guys.
Developing those sort of lasting things,
maybe 10 or so, 12 of some of my closest friends
are people I met within the program, you know,
the teachers were great, you know, experiences like
going out to Trinity and watching Bill's games on Sundays,
going out to experiences the Virginian, experience
all the different things that the Corner has to offer,
just experience these things with a bunch of my friends,
a bunch of people down there.
And so those have shaped like my lasting view
of my one year at UVA.
It was awesome, you know, the program was great,
friends were great, you know, those relationships
were kind of what is the last thing memories of UVA.