"It is the perfect fit. It's in the city, I can play baseball there, its the perfect size for me, and it is the number one journalism school in the country. It was meant to be. There was not one other school that measured up to Emerson for me. They had everything I wanted in a college." said Knox who has known Emerson was the school for him since he did a campus tour in May of 2015, and an October official overnight visit sealed the deal for Knox and his family. "Not only is the school a perfect fit, but I have already built so many great relationships with people at Emerson. Coach (Nick) Vennochi and I have had a great relationship from the day I first spoke to him in late August and told him I wanted to play for him. He seemed to want me there, and when a college wants you and you want them, it can't get any better than that." said Knox.
Sam is going to major in Journalism at Emerson and will graduate in 2020.
1. I wrote this post because I was ecstatic when I committed to my dream school, and I wanted to see what it looked like in article form.
ReplyDelete2. No, I did not have trouble writing this at all because I am the main and only source for all of this information.
3. The purpose of this post is to highlight a great day for me, and to capture it on this blog. I want people to know where I am going to college and the story behind why I am going to Emerson.
This is such a cool post, you were able to incorporate sports and your dream school! Looks like you had a good time writing it, congrats Sam!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited for you Sam! I am sure that you are going to do very well at Emerson. It is obviously a place where you feel you can succeed both in sports and in journalism - so it sounds like the perfect fit.
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