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Justice Kraft is a senior here at IU Southeast and is studying Criminal Justice. Justice has attended IU Southeast and has grown as a student and person here, as well as watched IU Southeast grow as a campus. With this being said, he has experienced many ups and downs at IU Southeast, which in return will give a different viewpoint than that of a freshman. Justice’s stories align with the promises of Faculty you admire, teachers who inspire and Finding your community. Justice wanted to stay close to home because he wanted to stay close to family plus he didn’t want to pay a lot of money by moving out. This played a massive role in his decision to attend IU Southeast because he got to stay at home and be with his family. Another thing that brought him to IU Southeast is because he wanted to get a degree and somewhere where he wouldn’t be in debt. IU Southeast provides that with affordable tuition and the degree is from IU Bloomington. …show more content…
They always make sure that their students get the help that they need because they realize that their students matter. No matter what their schedules are like they are always there to make sure that the students understand the material. Justice feels comfortable with the professors because they have experienced what he wants to do first hand. Different organizations and Greek life play a major role on who a student becomes as they go through schooling at IU Southeast. Justice found the organization he most connected with in Pi Kappa Alpha. During his time in PIKE, he has participated in philanthropic events, held different leadership positions, and also helped out the school. This has given Justice the opportunity to grow as a man during his time at IU

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