The Audacious Aspies first interview.

Ladies and gentlemen, this post will be a very special post. The first of its kind for this blog, and one that will hopefully be repeated over the lifetime of The Audacious Aspie. Please welcome, Mr. G, for my first interview. For this post I have interviewed someone who wishes to be known as the above Mr. G. I asked G a couple of questions concerning his experiences in university, what he thought about it and what his plans for the future are. Here is a summarization of the interview.

 

When asked what is it like for him in university, G responded that it was a pretty crazy adjustment, G has only been in university for two years, counting this year. Fortunately things are improving, he’s getting a hang of things over here on university campus.

 

When asked if it is a positive or negative experience, G stated that, over all, it is a positive experience, as he now has a clearer idea of what he wants to do in the future, criminology amongst those in G’s cross hairs.

 

These last two years have been the first time G has been in university, having been to highschool before hand, noting that it is much better than high school.

 

G hopes to get into a field that will enable him to help people directly, either by becoming a psychiatrist or joining law enforcement, but like most people who graduated from high school not to long ago, but is keeping his options open, exploring courses that might suit his interest.   

 

If G was not able to get into university, he said that he would try get some internships. But it might be hard, G claims.The hardest part thus far in G’s second year is choosing a course to select, he remains open minded that he might change his mind and pursue another course altogether.

 

And thus ends this blog's first interview. I personally hope that it is the first of many that will be hosted on this blog. This has been the Audacious Aspie, signing off.