4 Levels of Study at God’s University

In my childhood, I wondered about my cause in life. What was I born to do? My teen years brought reflection on career choices and a university to attend.

Because I was sure of one thing. I wanted go to college and graduate with a degree.  

A field of study would help me become who I was meant to be in this world.

And I hoped to help others with my newfound purpose.

Lessons in the Classroom

So, entering East Tennessee State University at eighteen opened my eyes to all the possibilities.   

By my sophomore year, I chose to study leadership communications (a lover of oratorical contests, this was a good fit). Also studying sociology, I settled into my coursework. 

I thrived in communication courses like public speaking, debate (my husband discovered this soon in our marriage), and the art of persuasion and criticism (poor hubby).

A proud moment for my family when I walked across the stage in cap and gown for a bachelor’s degree.

Since graduation, I’ve held various jobs. Though some required my degree skills, others didn’t.

Here’s what I later realized. I came away from college with much more than lessons from the classroom. 

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