Completing the fall courses has been an incredible culmination of my academic journey, especially as I wrap up the last courses for my concentration after conquering all the requirements for my minor in criminal justice. The array of courses I've immersed myself in has been both eye-opening and enriching, shaping my comprehension of the complexities within these intertwined fields. From delving into the "Sociology of Crime and Violence" to dissecting the intricacies of the "U.S. Judicial System" and exploring the critical dimensions of "Discretion in Criminal Justice," each course has been a stepping stone toward a more comprehensive understanding of the intricate web that defines the world of law and justice. Currently engrossed in "Adolescent Development" and "Disorders of Child/Adolescents," these courses have been particularly fulfilling, aligning perfectly with my passion for understanding the psychological intricacies of young minds. These insights have been invaluable as I work toward my psychology degree with a concentration in child and adolescent development, complemented by a minor in criminal justice. Knowing I'll graduate in 2024 is an exhilarating prospect, a testament to the dedication and hard work that has gone into this journey. This achievement is incredibly meaningful to me, made possible by the support of MVYouth scholarship that has been instrumental in realizing this dream. Four years of balancing a full-time job with full-time online studies at SNHU have been challenging, but they've also been incredibly rewarding. As I reflect on this journey, I'm immensely proud of how far I've come and feel prepared for the next chapter post-graduation. Looking forward, my aspirations extend beyond earning a bachelor's degree. I'm fueled by the ambition to pursue a master's degree, driven by the passion and commitment that have guided me thus far. These years have been a testament to dedication, and they've only fueled my hunger for more knowledge and deeper exploration in the field I'm passionate about.