News Summary
As spring break approaches, students at Grand Rapids Community College share their diverse plans for the holiday. From sun-soaked beach trips to cozy stays at home, each student’s approach to relaxation, adventure, and family time reflects their unique personalities. Whether celebrating a birthday or prioritizing work, GRCC students are ready to rejuvenate before the semester intensifies.
Spring Break Buzz: What Grand Rapids Community College Students Have Planned!
As the winter chill starts to fade, excitement fills the air at Grand Rapids Community College because spring break is just around the corner! This much-anticipated break offers students a much-needed pause from their usual classes and homework. With everyone dreaming of how to spend their time off, a recent survey revealed a fascinating variety of plans from students at GRCC.
Sunny Escapes and Birthday Celebrations
Emma Wilcox, who is 18 years old, is set to celebrate her birthday in style. She plans to soak up the sun at Treasure Island, and she’s buzzing with excitement for the upcoming trip. Between the beach vibes and birthday fun, this getaway is sure to be a blast for her!
Local Fun vs. Faraway Adventures
On the other hand, 19-year-old Mady Jessee is keeping it local this spring break. While she may be staying close to home, she’s got her eyes set on a future trip to Mexico when her siblings have their spring break. Mady’s dream spring break would take her to a warm beach or perhaps the rugged beauty of Montana’s hiking trails. Who wouldn’t want to enjoy a mix of sun and nature?
Rest and Relaxation
Another 18-year-old student, Brooke Derosia, is going for a more low-key approach to her break. For her, the perfect spring break consists of sleeping in and catching up on those precious Z’s. After juggling classes and assignments, Brooke claims she hasn’t had a good night’s rest since winter break! Sometimes, a good snooze can do wonders for the soul.
Adventures at Sea
Family and Friends First
Meanwhile, Taevon Thomas, also 18, is opting for a different kind of break filled with family, friends, and his girlfriend. He’s excited about indulging in activities he enjoys, from delicious food to shopping excursions and even some mini golf. The simple joys of spending time with loved ones can make any break memorable.
Work and School Balance
Diversity in Spring Break Plans
The survey showcases the rich tapestry of plans that GRCC students have for their spring break. From beach excursions and restful weekends to family gatherings and even work commitments, the students’ plans reflect their differing personalities and priorities. Whether they’re on a tropical vacation or curling up for some much-needed rest, one thing is for certain: these students are ready to utilize their spring break to rejuvenate before the semester picks up again.
Spring break might be just a few weeks away, but the excitement is already palpable at Grand Rapids Community College. So what are you waiting for? Whether you’re heading out on an adventure or enjoying a cozy staycation, make the most of this well-deserved break!
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- The Collegiate Live: How Are GRCC Students Spending Spring Break?
- GR Kids: Grand Rapids Spring Break Fun Guide
- Gander Newsroom: 12 Places in Michigan to Spend Spring Break
- Fox 17: Last Minute Spring Break Staycation Ideas in Michigan
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- Wikipedia: Spring Break
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