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Interview with Megan Williams

Megan Williams is a hard working student that attends as a full time student in Oxnard College. Ms. Williams currently resides in Camarillo and is currently in the Soccer team for her college. Furthermore, her motivations to remain college are that she wants to further her education, get a job, a career, and be very successful. During the weekdays she’s much occupied as a full time student, especially on Tuesdays and Fridays because those are the days when her soccer games concur with school. On the other hand, Megan gets free time for herself and her family to relax during the weekends. The role models in her life are her parents and her sister.; her parents for being very hard working and are seen as true parental figures, and her sister for being the perfect student in school due to her perfect grades. According to Megan, she doesn’t see herself as a mentor, but I truly see her as a role model and admire her for being such a very busy student and for her potential to keep up with school. The way she describes herself are by being a very hardworking persona, athletic, and lastly with a huge sense of humor. Megan’s goal during the next 5 or possibly 10 years is to have a good job, own her own home, be married, and to have kids; technically to have a family. The motto that motivates her to keep succeeding is “Do your work on time”, for she sees it as the true key to success. The things that Megan likes from Oxnard College is that she doesn’t know anyone in this school, also that it’s very easily to befriend the student population on this warm welcoming campus. Although, the small dislike that she has from school is that there is limited parking, and can truly be frustrating to compete for parking space. Furthermore, she expected that college would be a huge learning facility with large classrooms and with professors that would only do lecturing and to not interact with the students; which truly shocked her because it was quite the opposite. According to Megan, “Going to College is expected!” her cultural influence is mandating, but I’d say it’s very good that it’s expected because it just creates a better person in general. Those who go to college are better prepared people rather than those that just finished their general studies. In this case, Megan she’s a very hardworking student which I believe in her potential to succeed and accomplish her desired goals. I truly hope the best for her and her future.