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Before I started Colorado Christian University I had no idea I was actually going to be able to go there. One reason was at the time I was looking into it they did not have my degree program in Early Childhood Education. One day I was talking with my counselor at Red Rocks
Community College and she had mentioned to me they had just added it. It was like a dream come true for me. My goal for going to CCU is to obviously become a teacher to young children, but also to make a difference in their lives, and for them to actually remember me. Not just be one of their teachers they have in their school years.
I have always wanted to go to Africa and teach. When I made this decision I knew right away I wanted to pursue my degree

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