I feel that when I reflect about my entire CAS journey, the first thing that pops into my head is the days in planning out and executing FS Model UN. Without the drive and compulsion to find a CAS project interesting enough to put in all my energy into, I would never have taken up such a daunting task as organizing a two-day event for a troupe of over 100 young students across the state all hungry for debate and awards. Without CAS I would never have been able to garner the skills or the patience in order to host such a large event, a task never done by a person with my skill set, although coming out of the entire event on day two, I was boasting a  new range of social, organizational and ethical skills never seen in me ever before.

In the end, I can confidently say that CAS has taught me that along with your academics, giving to the community and working on your social and constructive skills is of the utmost importance as well and that without them no student is complete in the holistic sense of things. CAS has helped me achieve growth that is holistic in nature and has uplifted me in many ways, both creatively as well as academically.

CAS has also shown me that you can never truly master all aspects of life, you will lack in some areas and some areas you will be exceptional amongst the flock, but it has shown me to never let go of pursuing all those areas where I need to grow, CAS has shown me that I should work in these activities and spread my horizon to its very edges.

With all this in mind, I shall definitely use the CAS process in my later life in order to live a wholesome and balanced life.