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“Fortune 500 companies hire theatre majors because of their ability to think creatively and come up with creative solutions to problems. No matter what you end up doing, being a theatre major gives you a leg up because it teaches you how to think creatively.”

“Pursuing a degree in environmental science at �鶹������ý Lafayette has allowed me to play a part in protecting both the natural world and the people living in it.”

“The good thing about the small theatre program is they allowed you to do whatever you wanted — it wasn’t a free-for-all, but I’d say like, ‘I want to direct a play,’ and they’d say, OK, how can we support you?’”

“I ended up taking a physical geology course as an elective, and two weeks in I knew I was going to be a geologist. I quickly developed a passion for geology, changed my major and never looked back – college got a lot easier after that, after you’ve found what you’re meant to do.”

“My entire life revolves around creating art, so choosing to study visual arts was a way to give myself new experiences and learning opportunities that would help me improve my skills. My goal is to tell stories through visual art, and �鶹������ý Lafayette has a great arts program.”