good morning everyone! It’s Anjali(they/she), a junior at @nyutandon studying Biomolecular Sciences on the prehealth track! I’m originally from the suburbs of Philly!! Besides being an admission ambassador, I’m also on eboard for @sproutup_nyu !

Yesterday was my last final! Today, I’m just running errands and getting ready to home! Come join me on this post finals self care day!!

Like all education students, @nyusteinhardt student Kate Lan will graduate certified to teach in New York. She hopes to either enter the workforce immediately or pursue a master’s degree after graduation—the state requires all teachers to obtain an advanced degree within five years of starting their career.

Thanks to the flourishing network of support she’s cultivated, Kate is thriving. “It’s really nice to have the space to talk to people about teaching English and why it’s important. Sometimes you tell people you want to be a teacher, and they’re like, ‘Really? Are you sure you want to do that?’” she says.

Yes, she tells them, she is sure. “The world needs individualized voices, through literature and different forms of expression, for us to better understand different cultures,” she says. “If we don’t get them, what we know is limited, and we may continue to follow only one voice.”

Read more of Kate`s experiences as a @nyuliberalstudies First Year Away student in London and how she is channelling her passion towards her Teaching English (grades 7–12) major at the link in our bio.