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All the way from Russia, Dasha, short for Daria, is a Business Management major with minors in Communication and Media Studies, and German Studies. Dasha has always wanted to study in the United States and says that individuality and innovation are highly accepted and encouraged at WAC which has given her more academic freedom. 鈥淭he education system in my country (high school, from my experience) is more strict and does not necessarily encourage students to provide new views and write about their own opinions,鈥� Dasha said.

 

Being involved on campus has also helped Dasha discover a different side of college life. She is an active senator on the Budget Committee in the Student Government Association (SGA), member of Student Events Board鈥檚 (SEB) marketing committee, and an officer in the German Club. 鈥淏y being involved, you get to be around the most enthusiastic and progressive minds of the WAC community, and that helps you grow as a person,鈥� Dasha explained. The close WAC community has helped Dasha to know her peers on a deeper level and has inspired her to grow and be a better person every day.

Dasha鈥檚 closest friends come from the strong international community at WAC. 鈥淲hat I like about our community is that it is very diverse, and it is exceptionally exciting to surround yourself with people from different cultures and countries,鈥� she said. They have broadened her horizons and taught her many life lessons. But more importantly, 鈥淚nternationals stick out for each other and will be there for you, no matter what,鈥� she added.

Dasha found 蜜桃传媒 through an international scholarship competition started by one of WAC鈥檚 alumni at her dad鈥檚 company, General Electric (GE). She was able to win a scholarship, alongside four other international students who have also joined the WAC community. After graduation, Dasha wants to start her own business and keep learning new languages.