Her first year was the Covid year so that was what it was. She cheered years 2 and 3 in addition to running track. The cheerleading team was a bit of a disaster so she quit and when she did that she finally has been healthy for track most of last year and all of this year *knock on wood* -which has been fun to see her really able to fly again.

She did enjoy cheering and being involved in the sports scene-their mens hoop team has been great the past few years and she loves sports. Football team was pretty good for NAIA standards as well.

She is married so not much to report on social scene. I don't think they are in love with the LDS social scene as they are about the only married young couple at C of I/Caldwell area. Likely would enjoy it up mores in the area around BSU-but they are making do. Likely from that perspective her experience will be different than your sons. Not much for us to say, however.

From the larger campus life she enjoys it immensely. She has really enjoyed her academic experience-she is a double major in Exercise Science and History. She is planning to go to PT school in August '25. She graduates this year but plans to stay another year at C of I and take a couple of classes for her PT program and compete in her final year of track.

For her she grew up in a tiny east Idaho rural town that is very mormon even for mormon towns. It was great for her to get to a place that isn't so LDS and get out of the bubble a bit so to speak-she has loved it the academic and social experience-although as I said she got married at the end of her freshman/covid year so she really never experienced college life at C of I as a single LDS girl. She and her husband tend to discover the other LDS athletes or students and feed them when they can.