Personal Statement: Volunteering After School

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Hey, everyone, I am Jasmine a Junior here at GCU who is about to graduation on December I finish in three years instead of four because I would not take the summers off for a break instead of would be taking more classes to get ahead. My degree is in Business Management and I am coursing taking this class, Human Resources, Strategic Management Taxation and Marriage and Family classes. I live in Phoenix where I plan on staying after graduating school but course life happens so if I have to move because of work or because of my spouse I will. As when it comes to volunteering I do not know yet I plan on finding out what I can do around the school to get a volunteer. If anyone can give me ideas that would be great, I mostly can after 6 since that's

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