About me

My name is Aniya  I am an biology major and this is my  sophomore year at GGC . My hobbies and interests are working out , painting, and playing the piano. I work at chick-fil-a currently. I have a pet dog named chocolate and have three younger siblings. I am getting my masters degree at Florida state and desire to be in the medical field . My career options are pharmacist, nurse anesthetist , and marine veterinarian. I absolutely love animals and am a environmentalist. I also plan to study abroad over seas in either London or Germany my senior year at GGC . 










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