Meet Sam! He is getting ready to graduate with his Comprehensive Higher Education Certificate from Regis! Sam is interested in a career in sports or sports broadcasting. In fact, one of his favorite parts of college was playing sports on campus. Another element of college Sam enjoyed was learning new things in his classes. Sam says, "It's really nice to actually learn something. I have been learning something, and I'm going to be continuing to do more learning!" We are so excited to watch Sam be a lifelong learner! Check out Sam's senior video to find out more about his college experience.

Sam's Experience

• School: Regis
• Area of Study: Sports Broadcast
• Favorite Part of College: I like to hang out with my friends and my girlfriend! I also like to play sports in college. 
• On-Campus Job: I worked in the cafeteria! I got to learn how to use all the cool machines they have here. I also got to help scan people's IDs to get them in to eat. I learned a lot in the caf!
• A Favorite Memory: We all went to a Rockies game! Also, sometimes I got to help cook and had a lot of fun doing that. 
• Plans After Graduation: I decided to continue with the GLOBAL Program at Regis in the health pathway. I'm going to be taking classes about health and sports and how sports is related to health and how health is related to sports. After that, I want to get a house with my girlfriend get a job with sports and live with my girlfriend and get married to her.

Sam's Words of Wisdom

• What has the opportunity to go to college meant for you?: It's meant so much to me. I'm really happy I got the opportunity to go to college. It made me a better man and made me get out of my comfort zone a little bit and be more happier. Being able to have a lot more in your life like being independent. Getting the option to live on campus, too. I know some people don't get to live that dream, but some people DO get to live that dream, and that's a really good thing to have. I hope all people can have that, disability or not. 
• What did you learn about yourself during college?: I am learning to be more independent. I have learned so much from going to college! I've learned how to make sure to be on time to my classes and tutoring sessions. I also learned stuff in the classes I've been taking that I didn't even know about! It's really nice to actually learn something. I have been learning something, and I'm going to be continuing to do more learning!
• What advice do you have for incoming freshmen?: Have fun! It's okay when stuff is hard. If you need help, just ask for help. You guys will do it, even though sometimes it will be tiring! I belive in you all. You should come to college if it's a good fit for you. Learn a lot of cool stuff! You should go to college if you want, disability or not. Be calm, work hard, every thing will be okay, do good in college and have fun!