I MADE IT! 05.27.2016

Through hustle and bustle of assignments and exams, I finally made it through my college life! It has been a tough journey especially having to deal with the long distance relationship with my family and friends as well as the huge time difference. I am glad that my determination has not stopped me from continuing to strive for a better future. Many people might think that education only carries a small part of our lives, but having a strong fundamental knowledge in education plays a significant role in shaping us to become a well-rounded person.

I want to take this opportunity to specially thanks some parties for playing a pivotal role in guiding and supporting me through this rough journey. I am not alone in completing my undergraduate life. The biggest gratitude goes to my parents for showering me with unconditional love and support in terms of mental, physical and finance. They have always been my pillars of strength and my fountain of wisdom. I am so glad that I can finally make them feel proud of me. I could also feel that you guys were so proud of me during my graduation day. I understand that this is just a half-quarter of my Psychology career, but I will make sure I keep on striving and never give up on my career.

Besides my parents, I also want to extend my earnest gratitude to my siblings and relatives especially one of my uncles who have helped and guided me in completing this journey. Despite could not be here physically, you guys still vital to me. I'm thankful to have you guys in my life and I hope that I am playing a well role model for you guys.

Apart from my family, I'm grateful for having best friends, who have been with me throughout this journey. You know who you are. Thank you for playing such an important role in my life. I still remember how sad I was to leave you guys and study abroad, but look; we did successfully keep in touch throughout these few years. Our friendships still remain strong and solid after years of long-distanced friendships. You guys are the best, and I would not want to ask for a better one.

For every friend that I met, every class that I attended, every professor who taught me, it meant a lot to me. My college life is perfect with thick and thins, happiness and sorrows. Now, I only left with one short summer semester and I will be officially graduated from SFSU. Thank you SFSU for all the memories, you have been good and evil for these 3 years.