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" It is April. It&amp;#039;s shocking for me to see my younger friends get into college, and go through the process of deciding where to go. It&amp;#039;s shocking for me to think that one year ago, I was in their shoes. Although I was sure then that Wharton was my first choice, and although I signed the papers without thinking twice, my mindset was very different. I was unsure of what to expect of college, and I avoided thinking about it, because I just wanted to enjoy the present - the friends that I wouldn&amp;#039;t see that much of again, a summer that I saw almost as my last summer of true freedom. When I arrived at college, I had a false confidence and only a vague idea of what I would like to do there. The transition was more difficult than I expected, but now, it&amp;#039;s second semester, and I can say that the transition is going well. I am becoming more and more involved: Penn Fashion Week, my Greek organization, etc. It&amp;#039;s hard for me to believe that I am looking at summer plans again. I am in the process of finalizing my summer, but tentatively, I am going to do an investment banking internship at JPMorgan Hong Kong. I will also be in Beijing, Shanghai (for the World Expo!), and New York this summer. I am finishing school May 7 and hope to fly out on the 14th. Exploring finance is something that I would never have guessed that I would do, but the opportunity arose. I guess life is kind of like that - you have expectations and you have a plan, but then something happens and everything goes another way. Everything feels like a whirlwind, but then you wake up, and realize that everything is okay. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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