"We were just talking about when we first dropped her off at Notre Dame. She was quiet, reserved. I don't want to say immature. She just hadn't grown into who she is now. We're so proud of the young lady she's become."
"I remember talking to her rector during her Frosh-O, and the ARs that year. Their feats seemed incredible: things like building a school, curing diseases, doing mission work in impoverished countries. I thought, 'Our daughter is high-achieving, but she's not like that.' The past four years have shown me differently. She's done research, grown as a person, and now she's been accepted into medical school. It all happened; you just have to trust the place."