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I became interested in taking classes online because when my father got ill I had to help my mother take care of him, however I didn’t want to school to school therefore I transfer to Keiser University in order to finish my associates online. I was very successful in completing my associates online because I had a flexible schedule. I planned myself ahead to know each day what I had to accomplish to not fall behind. Throughout time I spoke to the Dean of students at Keiser to approve me taking more than one class online. She checked my record and my GPA and approved my request. Ever since I’ve been an online student and I learned that I am responsible and most importantly very discipline.

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