Texas Christian Academy
Q: What has helped you develop good study habits?
A: Most of my study habits have been motivated by being the best I can be. Also, I don’t usually procrastinate.
Q: Do you have any study tips to offer students?
A: Taking good notes is the first step. You should reread them multiple times before a test or quiz. Notes have been the most important for me.
Q: Where is your favorite study spot?
A: Barnes & Noble. It has a Starbucks and is pretty quiet.
Q: What is one thing you wish you’d known your freshman year?
A: That you don’t live to impress other people. You should always live for the glory of God.
Q: What is the best lesson you’ve learned from a teacher?
A: Always be humble.
Q: What are your school and community involvements?
A: With school, I am involved with the National Honor Society, and I play on the boys baseball team. I play basketball as well. In the community, I play bass and acoustic guitar in two to three different worship bands for First United Methodist [Church of Waco].
Q: How do you decompress from a stressful schedule?
A: I watch ‘Criminal Minds.’ I try not to stress out too much. You just have to let it go.
Q: Use one word to describe yourself.
A: Humorous.
Q: What do you plan to do after high school graduation?
A: I’ve been accepted to four universities, but I’m not sure where I’ll go. I want to study international nutrition with an emphasis on sustainable agriculture studies.