Today I had a Chance to Sit Down to Interview a Current Student at ECU.
I had asked Christi Baker who is a current student at ECU. Also, a co-worker of my if I could interview her. She is attending a college that I am really hoping to transfer to. Christie has attended ECU for three years. She is working on her Management degree, She also is an employee with State Employees’ Credit Union.
While Interviewing Christi today I have learned a lot of beneficial information about ECU and her. One of the most important issue she made very clear was to do all your research and know what ECU offers. What I really want to do my major in. That was stress the most today, mainly because she said that she had changed her major three times before she …show more content…
I asked some additional questions about the actual classes and school. I felt like knowing these answer would allow me to get a better understand if I definitely wanted to attend ECU. I wanted to know more about her professors so one of my questions were who is your favorite. She said that it was her Oceanography professor mainly because he gave the hardest test ever. Which I thought was strange. She said that even though the test is hard he made the classes so fun. Her most boring professor was Business Capstone Leadership class. Christie also said that she learn the most valuable information from the Business 3200 class, it was a pilot class that she had to actually apply for. This class focus on students that are already working in their careers. I found that very interested and hope that I have a chance to take that class.I shared earlier on that Christi changed her major three times. She started off in Finance then after taking so many accounting classes she decided that wasn’t for her. She then changed her major to Computer Programming and she realizes that she had nothing in common with that major. Her finally major is in Business Management and she decided on that because she has some management background already and she found that those classes were more with what she wanted to do. I am pleased to learn that with ECU a person can change their major as many times they want and can continue to study at
I had asked Christi Baker who is a current student at ECU. Also, a co-worker of my if I could interview her. She is attending a college that I am really hoping to transfer to. Christie has attended ECU for three years. She is working on her Management degree, She also is an employee with State Employees’ Credit Union.
While Interviewing Christi today I have learned a lot of beneficial information about ECU and her. One of the most important issue she made very clear was to do all your research and know what ECU offers. What I really want to do my major in. That was stress the most today, mainly because she said that she had changed her major three times before she …show more content…
I asked some additional questions about the actual classes and school. I felt like knowing these answer would allow me to get a better understand if I definitely wanted to attend ECU. I wanted to know more about her professors so one of my questions were who is your favorite. She said that it was her Oceanography professor mainly because he gave the hardest test ever. Which I thought was strange. She said that even though the test is hard he made the classes so fun. Her most boring professor was Business Capstone Leadership class. Christie also said that she learn the most valuable information from the Business 3200 class, it was a pilot class that she had to actually apply for. This class focus on students that are already working in their careers. I found that very interested and hope that I have a chance to take that class.I shared earlier on that Christi changed her major three times. She started off in Finance then after taking so many accounting classes she decided that wasn’t for her. She then changed her major to Computer Programming and she realizes that she had nothing in common with that major. Her finally major is in Business Management and she decided on that because she has some management background already and she found that those classes were more with what she wanted to do. I am pleased to learn that with ECU a person can change their major as many times they want and can continue to study at