My best experience in college so far has been the opportunity to be a part of a championship team this past year.

The most valuable lesson I have learned in college has been the lesson of accountability and responsibility; College has opened my eyes and shown me that once you leave high school you truly are on your own in those categories.

My best experience in college has been my grades. I am proud of the grades I have received; they keep me going.

The most valuable lesson I learned in college is that online classes are not right for everyone. You have to learn what environment you learn best in.

My best experience in college has been the opportunity to experience college life at a major university.

One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned in college is that procrastination can lead to failure.

My best experience in college is being able to meet new people, especially a new found friend who helped me through a lot.

One of the most valuable lessons I learned is don’t give up no matter how hard it gets. God will always be there to help you through it.

My best experience in college has been meeting new friends, joining a Christian choir organization and learning how to be independent.

One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned is to always manage my time properly, to prioritize–putting the most important tasks at the top of my to-do list and to always keep a positive attitude in everything I do.

My best experience in college has been going right from high school to college. It taught me what life was really about.

The most valuable lesson I learned in college was not to take anything for granted, because I need college more than ever.

My best experience in college has been my first week in Beijing, China. I am studying Social Entrepreneurship at the Beijing Foreign Studies University.

One of the most valuable lessons I have learned is to step out of my comfort zone, because doors of opportunities are always waiting open for you.

My best experience in college has been learning and adapting to different city cultures.

The most valuable lesson I learned in college was to take care of business in the classroom. I learned the true meaning of the saying there’s a time and place for everything.

My best experiences in college was going to the Unashamed Tour at UT Arlington in the fall of 2012, which featured many great nationally recognized Christian rappers. I had such a good time and look forward to next fall.

One of the most valuable lessons I have learned while in college is to appreciate my parents, every friend, each mentor and academic advisor for caring, helping, and encouraging me along the way. College has not easy for me, but with everyone’s support and the hope I gain from it, I will be better coming out than how I came in.

My best experience in college has been being able to meet so many people that are going in the same direction and being able to help start an organization on campus.

One of the most valuable lessons I have learned in college has been that I have to discipline myself and stay focused all day every day. I am the only person that can determine where I can go with my life and I must stay focused in order to achieve all of my goals.

My best college experience was fulfilling my grandfather’s dream of playing at Madison Square Garden.

The most valuable lessons I’ve learned is to trust God at all times and He will lead you down the right path.

My best experience in college has been being exposed to different cultures and lifestyles. When you get to see how someone was raised, you begin to understand why that person reacts to situations differently.

One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned in college is to get involved on campus by participating in groups or organizations. If you do not get involved, you will feel as if you are wasting your time. Actively participating grants you the opportunity to meet new people and build your networking team.

My experience in The Turner 12 has been one that I will never forget.

I would like to thank The Turner 12 Board members and Coach Carter for giving me this opportunity. I give a special thanks to my parents Leaana Sloan & Antonio Stevenson and my coaches and mentors for teaching me skills that I will use for the rest of my life. To my brother, good luck on your journey through high school, I love you.

To my fellow Turner 12 members, I hope that we will remain in touch with one another as we take this next step. I love you guys.