Embracing Diversity, Connections, and Support at GCU, with Titilayo

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Hi everyone, my name is Titilayo Adebayo.One thing that actually attracted me, I saw that my first degree had been in science and I had run the business for a while. So I needed something that would actually give me the room to sharpen my skills. And it's actually a school that allows international students to come in and help them retain a very good job. One thing I actually noticed from the website of the school was that they had students of mixed races from the black person, People of color too. International students to chinese to asians. It's a community where everyone comes from different places that actually made me felt comfortable. And the first thing I like about my school is the location my school is located in the city center actually after Buchanan bus station. And for me coming from companies, just one bus. So once I I liked at the final bus stop. Also my academics, the kind of models they were offering especially when it comes to responsible leadership and etiquette. Those were the focus, you know, for an MBA student You think it's just business as usual. But no, they were trying to like instill this moral ethical, moral ethical boundaries, being a responsible leader wherever you have as a student, as a business owner. So also another thing is just the student body are there to make sure that you have all the information at the tip of your finger, they make sure that you have everything you need to work with when you get into the school They even organize pickup taxi, pickup for me from the airport, you know, coming in with kids and a lot of luggage and bags. Campus is beautiful. You see the classrooms amazing. You are allowed. They have no dressing code So it's not like, oh no, you cannot cover your head as a muslim or you cannot wear certain outfit as long as it doesn't carry abusive or insulting logos or inscriptions on it, you're free to go to the school, gives you room to be who you are and at the same time helping you to be the better version of your sharpening your skills, your morals, your academics, your interaction and relationship with others. It's, it's been an amazing journey for me.