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จls Anderson: So, Mr. Hernandez, how long have 1.
on going to our university?
Vir. Hernandez: Let me think about thatIquess I've been planning to go here since I was a Kid.
Ms. Anderson: Oh, really?
Mr. Hernandez: Yeah. It 2.
to go here because it's the
same university my parents and older sister attended.
Ms. Anderson: |see. And why do you think you Would be a good fit for this university?
Mr. Hernandez: That's an excellent question, but a little tough. I'm not quite sure how to
respond.
Ms. Anderson: Take your time.
Mr. Hernandez: Wll, I've always been interested in technology, In fact, 3. been 2ende0
engineering classes at the community college since last summer. So, I think I'd be a good fit because
my interests match this university's specialties.
Ms. Anderson: |see. So, then, how do you plan to contribute to this university if you are accepted?
Mr. Hernandez: To answer your question, I plan to commit my free time to the Robotics Association. And if | have a
sufficient amoนnt of time left over, I've been planning to try out for the rugby team.
Ms. Anderson: Oh, you play rugby?
Mr. Hernandez: Yes, I've been playing since was in elementary school. I'm pretty good at it.
Ms. Anderson: That's great. Next question: What do you plan on doing after university?
Mr. Hernandez: 4. 1ve been thiทking Wor
in the robotics field for a couple of years and then going
to graduate school if the circumstances are right.
Ms. Anderson: OK, then where do you see yourself in 10 years?
Mr. Hernandez: No one has ever asked me that betore. In 10 years, I see myself working for a research institution.
Ms. Anderson: Finally, what makes you unique?
Mr. Hernandez: I've never thought about that before. I'm as unique as everyone else, I guess. I do have a talent for
coming up with interesting ideas on how to use technology, and
quite well. Besides that, I don't think I'm especially
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นnique. I'm just hard-working, and I have a passion to learn.
