Sarah Muroski

Hey everybody. I’m going to try to make this as different as I possibly can from any old “introduction.” I am not that good of a writer, so bear with me.

My name is Sarah Muroski. I am a freshman here at Valdosta State University and am currently an undecided major. I feel like attending a college that is 3 ½ hours away from home is the perfect distance. I’m not too close as to where my parents could just show up at my door, but I’m not too far away if I ever needed anything. My first week of school was the worst week of my life, no exaggeration. On top of deciding if I wanted to go Greek or not (which is extremely stressful), my laptop crashed on me, my car battery died, my key got stuck in the ignition and I was late to one of my classes on the first day. With all of this being said, not to make anyone feel bad for me, I now have the whole rest of the year to look forward to because there is no possible way for a week to be that bad again. Since then though, everything has been going pretty great.

Being an undecided major is upsetting but somewhat relieving. My roommate, and best friend, knows exactly what she wants to do and is already taking classes for her major as a freshman. I almost feel like I’m letting myself down by not knowing what I want to do yet or what I want to become. But another side of me feels refreshed that I still have a couple years to actually think into what I want to do, and possibly study abroad. It has always been a dream of mine to study abroad in either London or Australia. As cliché as it may sound, I feel like studying and living in another country for a decent amount of time helps you find who you are. You get to learn about how you truly react to certain situations and you have to be completely dependent on how independent you are, if that makes sense. Plus, you get to see how people across the world live their everyday lives.
My possible majors at the moment are a high school or collegiate level math professor, or a business major. I love math more than any other subject and actually enjoy doing algebra. Another dream of mine is to open my own restaurant. I want to be able to put my own twist on things and I thoroughly enjoy being in control of what is going on.
My background picture is my sweet Lulu girl, who recently passed away. She was literally apart of the family. We had her for 12 years and she impacted each part of the family in different ways, but mostly how to love. She was th