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Liz Torrey
Hometown: Lawrenceville, New Jersey
What I miss the most Due to Virtual Term: Time on the Front Lawn and School Meeting.
Three Words to describe SAS: Kind, amazing, pure.
Advice to Underclassmen & Future Students: The advice I would give to the underclassmen and future SAS students is to get outside your comfort zone as early as possible. Everyone is really welcoming and no one is judging, and getting outside your comfort zone will inevitably lead to deeper bonds and stronger connections.