I’m a New Yorker. I have lived various places within the city and currently reside in the Bronx.

I come from a great family.  Both my parents were hard working individuals who provided my brother and myself a very comfortable, loving, and supportive environment.  My mother has been a teacher for 25 years within New York City, and my father is a retired fiscal analyst for the City of New York.

College was never an option for my brother or myself. Immediately after high school I began school but became side tracked by my career and left after my associates degree. However, I always knew I would return to school and when I did, I selected The College of New Rochelle.

I’ve always heard great things about CNR, plus its location is very convenient for me.

Oh, for me the challenging aspect is handling the demands of time. With so many things going on, it becomes difficult to fit everything in. CNR makes it easy to attend college as they operate around my schedule and SNR students have access to the library, computer room, and counselors. The College recognizes that a 9-5 schedule is not feasible for everyone.

Oh, for me the challenging aspect is handling the demands of time. With so many things going on, it becomes difficult to fit everything in. CNR makes it easy to attend college as they operate around my schedule and SNR students have access to the library, computer room, and counselors. The College recognizes that a 9-5 schedule is not feasible for everyone.

In May 2005, I must admit that although I’m thrilled that I have achieved my goal of graduation I will miss my CNR family. When I leave campus, I’ll have nothing but good memories of this school. However, I plan to attend graduate school at CNR on the New Rochelle campus. I’m looking forward to creating new memories.