I think that is probably the biggest advice I can get . Just try to put yourself in every university you're trying to choose and wherever you see yourself most succeed . I think that ultimately is where you're gonna pick .
And I think that's what I did and I think that helped me get to my ultimate dream school , which was Michigan . So I think colleges , as long as , as you're competing , I think they look for attitude and I think they look for the determination that you have . I don't think they look for something that needs to be perfect .
So I think that knowing that not to compare yourself to others and knowing that everything is gonna happen for a reason will help . And I think that is advice that I would give people coming into college and competing as athletes . We have such great time management skills to begin with .
But when you go to Michigan and you're graduating with a Michigan degree . Everyone's going to want you opposed to other schools because it's just the best of both worlds in the end . And along with this , I think that the Michigan pride is so amazing .
Since I've gotten here , I've really focused on being present and staying in the moment . And I think everything as a student athlete gets very overwhelming , especially in the recruiting process in the competition field and in the classroom . So I think everything can get very overwhelming if you take everything day by day , second by second hour .
