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“I personally chose this program (engineering technology) because it is a unique degree. I liked how it touched on all the engineering disciplines, electrical, mechanical, and civil. It seemed to me that someone with the degree was more versatile in their field and had a business optimization side to them as well.”

"There are so many unexpected opportunities for me UL ��˾��������. One door after another has been opened for me. It’s turned me into a completely different person that I never would have expected.” 

“Today, I serve on two nonprofit boards providing mentorship for youths and advocating on behalf of sexual and domestic violence assault victims in Washington, D.C. Currently, I am board president for Big Dreamz, Incorporated and a board member for The Safe Sisters Circle.”

“I really enjoyed the classes that had projects to build things that were similar to real-world applications, such as the database and video game classes."

“Having not had much formal dance training prior to college — I was more of a musical theatre dancer — the smaller, more concentrated classes at UL ��˾�������� were beyond beneficial to me. Our teachers focused on clean/classic technique giving me a strong foundation for a career across styles.”

“Anybody that wants a solid foundation in the music industry and is interested in it, I would definitely suggest looking at the music business program.”

“In order to be an independent woman, you must secure your future. I wanted to prove to myself that I can make it on my own and succeed in a male-dominant field. I take pride in being a woman in engineering.”

“What I do today affects the people who come tomorrow. That’s very much the same thing with government: it takes time today, but it’s going to be better for tomorrow.”

“No matter how far away I travel in the future or how much time passes, I will ALWAYS be a proud Ragin’ Cajun and will sing the praises of my UL ��˾�������� education to everyone I meet.”

“Take every opportunity. You can start doing internships your first summer after your freshman year. Just get yourself out there. ”