What is up everybody? My name is Ramon and I am a senior at San Jose State University right here in Northern California. I am currently a Public Relations Major and International Business Minor, which is a switch from Psychology, which was my first choice when I was a freshman.
I was born and raised in California and couldn’t picture myself permanently living anywhere else. I guess you can say I got my start in this world November 8, 1987 at Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley, California. The people I belonged to was Josephine Ann and Armando Orozco who ever since I started to talk I called Mom and Dad.
After I reached that age to attend that hell known as school, I knew immediately it wouldn’t be the same thanks to a great invention called homework. But as I got older and left St. David’s Elementary Middle School and entered Salesian College Preparatory things began to get interesting. High School was filled with all the typical stereotypes yet somehow I managed to get along with all of them. Those days flew by like people older then me said they would.
The freshman year of college is in fact one of the most pivotal years in your life. Its when I managed to learn I am not a kid anymore and that thing called responsibility is real, its when you choose whether or not to “Go Greek,” whether or not to study for next weeks midterm or join the latest display of social interaction known as a kegger. I managed to keep a good balance the last 3 years here at SJSU that is important because after all we are here to get that diploma.
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