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Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University
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Background
Interview Date:Fall 2018Gender Identity: Female
Race/Ethnicity: Black
Sexual Orientation: Pansexual
Graduation Year: 2020
High School Experience: Public school in Nebraska with a graduating class of about 375 students. The majority of people aimed for four-year colleges. Some minorities did go to trade schools and the military.
First Generation College Student: Yes
Major: Psychological Brain Sciences
Minor: African Studies
Extracurricular Activities: Co-captain of a cultural dance team on campus. I’m a member of ASA (African Student Association)
Did any of your extracurricular activities have a particularly big impact on your experience?
Being on the dance team has helped me learn to juggle multiple things. It’s kind of a time commitment but is something I can excel in as well as school. I am thankful for what the team has taught me, and what I can teach the team as a captain.
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