Interview with David (12) and Megan(18)!
1) What do you want to be when you grow up?
David: Automotive Engineer
Megan: Undecided
2) Have you thought a lot about college and/or your future?
David: No not really
Megan: Yes I think about it everyday and everyday my mind changes and my idea change and right now I just want to know what I want.
3) Do you think you are ready for college?
Megan: Yes
4) What have you done to prepare for college?
Megan: Study
5) What do you think was the biggest influence in your college carreer?
Megan: Parents
Out of these five questions you can get a lot. Because I had only interviewed two people my research is not done but I can tell that High school and studying alone does not get you ready for collage. Also you can think your ready for college but you will never know until you actually experience college and its rollercoster ride.
David:Age:12
Plays football, is in the 6th grade at East Union Middle School where he enjoys his day with friends.
Megan:
Is the twin to an amazing girl named Michelle and went to Central Piedmont Community Collage for a year. Is currently deciding on what to do as a career.
I agree that until you experience college you will not really know what you need to be prepared for the obstacles.
ReplyDeleteI agree that high school and studying alone aren't the only things that prepare one for college. One thing though...did David just give up after question #2?
ReplyDeleteWhere's David when you need him? I see you got two insights from your family, that's very interesting because what if they both have different perspective toward college? Or the same? It seems like if you can dig even harder in your family blood line, you might just find what you are looking for.
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I like that you interviewed people of different ages so you have different perspectives! I totally agree with you when you say that high school and studying alone doesn't get you ready for college. there are many more factors that prepare you.
ReplyDeleteThere are def. a lot of small things that we must do first for college readiness; it's not as easy as it seems. Interviewing different age groups gave a better insight! Great work :)
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