Classes prepared me academically, the work program prepared me to enjoy and appreciate hard work, and the relationships with professors and fellow students helped develop interpersonal skills for the workplace. I never chose English Literature, it chose me. I hate to single out any one person because almost everyone here at WWC is exceptional. It's hard to pinpoint one specific way the WWC experience made a difference in my life. WWC gave me a chance to figure out what things are important in my life.
Individual contact is still the root of all change and understanding.
When I began my application process for four-year schools, Dr. Jensen helped me apply for scholarships. I received my B.A. in psychology from Berea College in Kentucky and my M.A. in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Kentucky. I now have 28 years in rehabilitation counseling, the last eight in my private practice. I was a little apprehensive my first day on campus. I wondered if I could excel in academics as I had done in high school.