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Sep 16, 2020 32 min

The Blunt Truth

from Beyond The Lines Hosted by ECU Campus Recreation & Wellness

Come to college with an idea of what you'd like to do, but know it is okay to change your mind. Consider all of your options when you step on campus, socially and academically. Learn what works for you, and what you're passionate about. You're here to figure things out, and you never know who you'll impact. Before you know it, you'll blink and be a few steps away from graduation.

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While we may remain socially distanced, we must stay connected. David "AJ" Modlin joins Nia as they discuss getting involved and organized in college when first beginning at ECU.

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