It’s time to celebrate the #RUClassOf2022 as they transition to their next chapter! Over the next few weeks, we will share stories from our soon-to-be graduates about how their time at Rutgers has shaped them into who they are today. Meet Tatyana Aguilar, a graduating senior at @rutgersartsandsciences majoring in Public Health. “I grew exponentially in my time at Rutgers, I was battling with mental illness and the transition from high school to college took a huge toll on me. I was experiencing imposter syndrome since I wasn’t getting the grades I used to get in high school as an honors and AP student. I convinced myself I didn’t belong here and that there was no room for someone like me at the table. I spent a lot of time in my room depressed and feeling alone. But it was in this difficult year that I met my mentors, other amazing staff and faculty, and my best friends. My best friends motivated me and pushed me to do better. The faculty and staff at Rutgers gave me opportunities...