Dodi Prichett Interview Research Paper

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As I sat down to interview Dodi Prichett she was in a rush to get thru the interview because she and I both had to be somewhere at a certain time. So when we started our interview Ms.Prichett told me that she had gone to four different colleges and a the moment she is also attending the University of Maui Hawaii and will be getting her masters degree. The first college Dodi had gone to was a college name Olivet Nazarene University. She attended Olivet University as a freshman and the reason she went there was because her boyfriend and people from the church she went to was going to Olivet University because Olivet is a religious school and also the scholarship she had was payed for.The two other colleges she had gone to later on didn’t really matter because she didn’t do very good going to those colleges after Dodi and her boyfriend broke up she said “It was very hard for me to focus on anything especially because we thought that we were gonna get married”so then she decided to take off of college for a little while and and go exploring other options. …show more content…
When Dodi finally met her current husband and had her first daughter she decided to settle down she ended up going back to college she went to a college called Brenau University in (gainesville) Georgia she attended the university and began doing better she also graduated there as an all average A student she also got her degree in middle grade education in science and social studies.Dodi was also an honors student when she graduated out of all four colleges Dodi went to the worst grade she ever got was a D because she said “her classes was hard for her and boring”the reason she went back to college was to set a good example for her daughter

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