JMW Portfolio (Seton Hill University student's online portfolio)

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While doing a routine web search for "Seton Hill University," I came across the online portfolio of Jen, an adult student in Seton Hill's business program.

As a non-traditional student, this program has allowed me to complete my undergraduate degree at my own pace and with a schedule my family can live with. While the accelerated class work load is not easy, I enjoy the friendly professors, the serene campus, and the learning experience in general is top notch. I am so impressed with SHU, that I plan to stay on to achieve my MBA.

Jen has posted a reflection paper that concludes:

Now as I prepare for my last year at Seton Hill as an undergrad student, I look back on my progress, my experiences, and my growth as a person. Because I had so many years of work experience, I never understood the necessity to obtain a Bachelor’s degree. Now that I am almost finished, I made the decision to seek my Master’s degree. The combination of liberal arts core classes (history, science, math, the arts, and religion) has made me a well-rounded person (and fun at parties). No amount of time spent on the job can make up for this fundamental learning experience. It becomes embedded into your person.

What have I gained from my time at Seton Hill? I am sure I cannot even begin to comprehend all that I have been given. I have matured. I have learned. I have thought. I have applied. I have created. I have commitment. I have confidence. I have a chance. Thank you, SHU.

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