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Ashley Lepper is
an Animal Sciences/Pre-Vet major from Genoa, OH. Ashley
has become active in Saddle and Sirloin. This past year
she also served as the FFA District 1 President and has worked
as a ZooTeen at the Toledo Zoo.
What
Ashley has to say:
Size
of OSU: When I first came to OSU I was so afraid
that it was so big and that I would get lost. That through
changed once I became adjusted and realized it is only as
big as you make it. It also helps that CFAES is so personable
and separate from the main campus.
Quality
of Academics: The classes here are challenging
and stimulating. They cover such a broad range of topics
and there is something for everyone.
Advice
for Freshmen: The most important thing that
a freshman can do is get involved. Meet people in the
dorms and become active in student organizations. This
will allow for the building of friendships. It also
helps with getting over the fear of being away from home.
Why
OSU? OSU is the only school in Ohio that has
a College of Veterinary Medicine, but what really caught my
attention was the CFAES. I enjoy the smaller classes
and the living-learning program. OSU also has an organization
or class for any interest.
Getting
involved: Getting involved is the most important
thing to do at college. It allows for you to meet new
people and break out of you comfort zone. I strongly
recommend it because that is the only way you are going to
find out your strengths, weaknesses, and interests.
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