The college lifestyle can evoke images of lazy weekends spent snoozing until late afternoon, classes constantly skipped and endless pizza dinners. Yet, this picture of higher education does not ring true for Virginia Commonwealth University sophomore Audra Shreve, who has always found a way to keep busy.
However, this year her itinerary has reached a whole new capacity. The Richmond native is double majoring in English and broadcast journalism, participates in the honors program on campus, is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and is on the VCU Gold Rush dance team that performs at basketball games.
“I’m super busy, like constantly busy,” Shreve said. “When I go home and sit down I want to stop, but I can’t. I always take as many credits as I can. I don’t know what I’d do with a free day, just sleep because I never get to. Then maybe I’d schedule an appointment or go to lunch with a sister to catch up or sit down and watch all of my television shows online for like an hour.”
https://docs.google.com/a/mymail.vcu.edu/Doc?docid=0AbYsv3RHMZQbZGhtNThtYzlfOWYyeDY4NWc0&hl=en
However, this year her itinerary has reached a whole new capacity. The Richmond native is double majoring in English and broadcast journalism, participates in the honors program on campus, is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and is on the VCU Gold Rush dance team that performs at basketball games.
“I’m super busy, like constantly busy,” Shreve said. “When I go home and sit down I want to stop, but I can’t. I always take as many credits as I can. I don’t know what I’d do with a free day, just sleep because I never get to. Then maybe I’d schedule an appointment or go to lunch with a sister to catch up or sit down and watch all of my television shows online for like an hour.”
https://docs.google.com/a/mymail.vcu.edu/Doc?docid=0AbYsv3RHMZQbZGhtNThtYzlfOWYyeDY4NWc0&hl=en
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