By Maya Markowitz – Social Media Editor

Jonathan Law graduate Caroline Doyle recently started her freshman year at The George Washington University in Washington, DC, where she is studying Political Science. 

In order to get accustomed to living in the city as a college student, Doyle has had to make some adjustments. She manages her rigorous schedule being a student and involved in her school’s Circle K Club, continuing her involvement with community service. 

“Some transitions I had to make since coming to college was living in a city, and how different it is from Milford,” Doyle said. “Adjusting to living in a dorm is also weird, but the biggest adjustment I’ve had to make was definitely school work and my study techniques.” 

Living in the city has allowed Doyle to get involved many different activities outside of campus. 

“I have loved living in DC,” Doyle said. “There’s so much to do and see here, and I’m excited to take up the opportunities this city has to offer. My favorite part of college so far has been making new friends.” 

The college experience has been great for Doyle so far; however, there are some things that she misses about Law.

“I miss my friends, the staff, and football at Law as GW does not have a football team,” Doyle said. 

Despite the lack of football games, she is excited to live in DC for the next chapter of her life. She also offered some advice to next year’s incoming freshmen.

“Some advice that I would give to incoming freshmen is to pick the option that is best for you, even when it’s challenging and sometimes stressful,” Doyle said. “Trust the process and know that you will end up right where you need to be.”