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Personal Narrative: Growing Up In An Auburn University
Growing up in an Auburn family, I had always known where I wanted to attend college. I have attended Auburn University since August 2014 and I will be graduating in May 2018. Auburn has been my second home for the past four years. Although I am very excited to graduate, I will be very sad to leave my home away from home.

In May, I will be grauduating with a degree in public relations. Although, I did not start out in Public Relations, I am so glad that is what I ended up choosing becasue it has has been the best fit for me. In the Public Relations field, I am able to bring all of the skills that I excel in. Auburn has given me everything that I need to excel in the future and has helped mold me into the person I am today. With the course work
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