By Taylor Mola – Social Media Editor

Jonathan Law Class of 2025 graduate Bryce Butros is currently attending the University of New Haven, where he is majoring in Cybersecurity.

Butros is very happy with this decision, as he likes the small yet welcoming campus.

“I chose to go there because the school isn’t too big and it’s not that bad of a commute for me to make,” Butros said. “Not to mention good professors and an active community.”

Butros loves the welcoming environment and all of the great new experiences he gets to be a part of. He enjoys how different it is from his high school career.

“My favorite thing about college is definitely getting to see new people and making new friends,” Butros said.  “I also like sometimes joining and doing random activities around campus, also definitely getting to pick my classes and planning my schedule while learning something i want to actually learn. Lastly, the college benefits you get from being enrolled and being a student is really good!”

Adjusting to college life came with new responsibilities and challenges, but Butros learned how to overcome new responsibilities and experiences.

 “College is completely different from high school in many aspects, From knowing most people in high school to knowing almost no one I’m in college,” Butros said. “You have more freedom but more is definitely expected from you in terms of classes. You also have plenty more options to get involved in sports or try a new club. Definitely, if you dorm or visit a friend’s dorm is an experience to say the least.”

As he prepares for his sophomore year, Butros is eager to continue growing both academically and personally.

“The main thing I’m looking forward to as a sophomore in college is getting more focused on my major and taking major-related classes,” Butros said. “Another thing is joining more activities that the university hosts, now that I’m used to college life. I’m also looking forward to having a lot more fun and trying to do new things now that I know what’s possible as a college student.”