Why it's Okay if You Still Have No Idea What You're Doing After Graduation
Life’s not a race!
Rylie Walsh (LMU ‘22)
Rylie Walsh (LMU ‘22)
Rylie Walsh is a sophomore majoring in Communication Studies and English at Loyola Marymount University! She is President of Her Campus LMU and is also a Her Campus National Writer. When she's not reading or writing, you can find her hanging out with friends, exploring Los Angeles, or enjoying her all time favorite dessert: a freeze from Pressed Juicery.
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Grey's Anatomy Makes Non-Medical History
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