CEDARVILLE, Ohio — After 18 years of sharing life together at home, one set of quadruplets is embarking on a new chapter of life together — college.
It’s officially move-in day for Lauren Clark.
It’s both an exciting and emotional time for the Cedarville University freshman.
“A little bit overwhelmed,” said Clark. “It’s a lot to take in. But I feel so welcomed.”
In just a couple of days, Clark will begin classes. She’ll be majoring in business management and Human Resources.
“I would say the thing that interests me the most is working with people,” she said. “And I like working with people because it’s new every day and you can have super interesting conversations.”
Clark is happy she’s not experiencing college all alone.
Her quadruplets Landon and Lucas will also be attending there. Their other quad, Logan, will be attending another college.
“We’ve shared a lot of experience of sharing life together, almost all of them, every grade level, and the big milestones like birthdays and driver’s licenses,” she said. “So sharing this one is very special too. It’s like doing life with your best friends.
Being in the classroom, learning from Christian professors and discipleship groups are what Clark said she’s looking forward to. And of course, making even more memories with her siblings.
“I just hope overall we walk away from our four years at Cedarville equipped and prepared and ready to excel in our careers,” she said.
As she and her siblings embark on this new chapter of life together away from home, she’s excited about what’s to come.
“I know it’s going to be a great year and even though I’ll miss them, it’s only going to stretch me and push me to grow and mature in maturity and independence,” she said.
