Jennifer Eichler:  

lor's Degree in Criminal Justice, and a minor in Psychology (only 4 credits away from a double major). College really is where lifetime memories are made. I lived on campus all 4 years, until graduation. I was able to maintain a high GPA throughout my years there, without having to sacrifice any partying either. I worked part time throughout school, and had fun at the frat parties on the weekends. I would not change one bit of the experience. Workplace I began working at 16 years old, throughout high school and college, in retail, most of the time 2 jobs. I really liked it, and after college, I continued in this field, eventually gaining enough experience to become a store manager. I thought about how to use my degree in the field, and had thoughts about working in the loss prevention aspect at the corporate level. I looked into it, decided it was not for me, and continued in retail management. Now, I have had my fill with working, and enjoy my days free. I live in Houston now, and am considering getting a part time job during our cold season (i.e. when the pool is not open). My mom owns a deli, and I frequently return about twice a year for a couple of months at a time. I enjoy the interaction with her customers, and also help with all of the operational aspects, such as talking with vendors, updating menus, making the staff's schedule, etc. I am considering a move back to PA where I will assist in opening up a 2nd location of the deli, under my ownership. I am still considering law school, possibly in the near future, but for now, I am content at home, poolside.