Academic Profile of Debora Mekonnen

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                  Hello, this an interview with Debora Mekonnen about her academic self. She’s 19 years old she’s currently enrolled at Georgia State Perimeter College and doesn’t quite know what she wants to major in yet. We talked on the phone and discussed our experiences, how are we as college students now, and what’s the hardest thing to get through in college. She graduated from Brookwood high school. Although she’s still indecisive of her major her favorite subject is English. During her spare time, she likes to read books, listen to different music genres, and hang out with friends. The most frustrating thing for her since she started college was finding the best and different ways to study for certain classes.

Debora is an amazing student three words to describe her academic self are motivated, driven, punctual. She is motivated because she wants to be successful in the life and graduate in whatever field she decides to accomplish. Debora is driven because she’s an overachiever on any assignment she completes and does her best. She’s punctual because she focuses on planning in advance and tracks how long tasks will take her. Her goal is to work in something medical field related she likes to help children but doesn’t like to work with blood.

Debora is eager to learn new things and is ready for any challenging thing that comes her way. During the discussion she mentioned how she is very serious about her tasks in school. She wants your GPA to raise higher each semester, and she makes sure she completes all assignments on time with the professor’s expectations. All three words to describe Debora’s self-academic connected to study strategies that Dr. Chew mentioned. Dr. Chew said, “In order to succeed, you need to reduce or, even better, eliminate all these distractions.” Debora’s relates to this because she limits her cell phone and other things that distract her during study time for a better understanding.

In conclusion, even though Debora has not figured out her actual career path, yet she will achieve all the goals she has set for herself during this semester. She is a hardworking student that stays on task to finish her classes with a passing grade. Although, college can be hard trying to adjust from high school the experience and new opportunities can be for the better. Debora will continue to attend Georgia State University and pursue her goals.

 

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