Seton’s Lauryn Anderson says she ready ‘to take up space with purpose and faith’
Lauryn Anderson, who graduated on May 27 from Elizabeth Seton High School in Bladensburg, Maryland, has her future pretty well mapped out.
“This fall, I will attend Howard University, where I will major in finance and minor in Spanish,” she explained. “After graduating, I would like to work in financial consulting, with a focus on helping minority communities increase financial literacy to achieve financial freedom.”
In addition to that noble goal, she would like to operate her own hair care product business.
A resident of Washington, D.C., and the daughter of Allison and John Anderson, the future businesswoman says her time at the all-girls school sponsored by the Daughters of Charity has been transformative.