More Than I Imagined

“For a relatively small school, Augie has no shortage of opportunities to broaden your worldview.”

“I chose Augustana for its strong biology program, and to continue competing in athletics.”

“The Augie support system is truly amazing!”

“I want to give a special shoutout to Dr. Stonedahl for his dedication in his teaching.”

“I also appreciate the diversity at Augustana, where I've made friends from different parts of the world.”

“The growth that I achieved is all thanks to Augie's education, professors and extracurriculars.”

“Augustana gave me a sense of belonging.”

“Augie may be small, but that opens up opportunities for more voices to be heard.”

“All my professors have believed in me and guided me with great knowledge and care.”

“Now I have goals and know how to get there.”

“All of the experiences Augie has provided me have shaped who I am in the best way.”

“I quickly realized how special this place is.”

“The person I have grown into would not have come to be without Augie.”

“I was surprised by the many ways you can be involved on campus and how much you can grow through those involvements.”

“Augustana has prepared me well to enter the workforce, but the people will always have a special place in my heart.”

“To say I am graduating from a college that has given me so much is truly a surreal feeling.”

“I will miss the familiarity of the geology department and the collaborative learning environment I have experienced.”

“I truly do not think I could have had an experience elsewhere in the way I did here.”

“Finding the Classics department has truly shaped my future.”

“I'm very proud of the work that I've done while here at Augie.”

“While Augie is a small school, it lacks nothing in extracurriculars as compared to big schools.”

“I am way ahead of where I thought I'd be when I first came to campus.”

“I truly feel confident in my ability to achieve my goals and be successful.”

“I never imagined I would have the chance to conduct research in Europe without worrying about the financial burden.”