Felicia Reason
Alex Irimagawa-Crowther
Interview Questions (By Felicia Reason)
1) Why did you attend the Post Secondary Fair, today?
2) What did you expect to learn today?
3) How informative do you think the fair was?
4) Do you think having post secondary institutions come in to educate people on their programs, helps you gain better knowledge on what you’re going into? Or do you already know what they’re telling you?
5) What school are you considering if any, to attend? Why?
6) What career path are you leaning towards? Why?
7) Do you know what courses you want/ need to take? Why?
8) In the meantime, what’s your ideal job for you at the moment? Why?
9) What are some things you look for in a university?
10) What is your idea of a stereotypical University?
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2: I expected to learn of the various schools I overlooked such as UVic. I also expected to learn of any military options.
3: I believe the fair was pretty informative; the man behind the "Army" booth was rather quick tempered and seemed annoyed to be there. Overall pretty informative
4: I think having post-secondary institutions come in to educate students is good, some people might already know what they're going to say, but some people need to be informed through fairs
5: I’m heavily considering SFU; they have a huge Psychology department that I want to enter.
6: I've always considered going into Profiling as in the psychology where you find patterns in the actions of convicts and various disorders
7: I do not know entirely what courses I need to take at my post secondary school, mainly because, some of the websites that the schools use are terrifically terrible at navigating, and many booths at career fairs are quite busy with many other people.
9: I don't actually know what I look for in a university, but I guess it'd be the sense of awe, that you should experience. Also of course, their credibility and size
10: My idea of a stereotypical university would be this huge giant building, surrounded by acres and acres of their own land that they use to establish sports teams or living areas for students. Basically a giant massive official looking building
Alex Irimagawa-Crowther
Interview Questions (By Felicia Reason)
1) Why did you attend the Post Secondary Fair, today?
2) What did you expect to learn today?
3) How informative do you think the fair was?
4) Do you think having post secondary institutions come in to educate people on their programs, helps you gain better knowledge on what you’re going into? Or do you already know what they’re telling you?
5) What school are you considering if any, to attend? Why?
6) What career path are you leaning towards? Why?
7) Do you know what courses you want/ need to take? Why?
8) In the meantime, what’s your ideal job for you at the moment? Why?
9) What are some things you look for in a university?
10) What is your idea of a stereotypical University?
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2: I expected to learn of the various schools I overlooked such as UVic. I also expected to learn of any military options.
3: I believe the fair was pretty informative; the man behind the "Army" booth was rather quick tempered and seemed annoyed to be there. Overall pretty informative
4: I think having post-secondary institutions come in to educate students is good, some people might already know what they're going to say, but some people need to be informed through fairs
5: I’m heavily considering SFU; they have a huge Psychology department that I want to enter.
6: I've always considered going into Profiling as in the psychology where you find patterns in the actions of convicts and various disorders
7: I do not know entirely what courses I need to take at my post secondary school, mainly because, some of the websites that the schools use are terrifically terrible at navigating, and many booths at career fairs are quite busy with many other people.
9: I don't actually know what I look for in a university, but I guess it'd be the sense of awe, that you should experience. Also of course, their credibility and size
10: My idea of a stereotypical university would be this huge giant building, surrounded by acres and acres of their own land that they use to establish sports teams or living areas for students. Basically a giant massive official looking building