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The Last Class

Friday marks the last class of the semester. Writing in the Disciplines was a good class overall. I learned a lot about writing police reports that will help me in my future career. I'm really excited to start my career and hopefully become a K-9 officer I have always dreamed of becoming. In this class I worked with a lot of cool people that I'll hopefully get to see around campus during my last semester, next semester.

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