023 – Looking For Opportunities As A College Student | Regina Bass

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Episode Summary

Today, I'm joined by Regina Bass, a mobile computing student at Rochester Institute of Technology. 

In this episode we discuss:

• [1:56] How did Regina choose Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)?
• [3:25] What does Regina's ideal role look like when she gets out of school? 
• [4:32] What is it about technology that Regina enjoys?
• [5:13] Were there other schools Regina considered before selecting RIT?
• [6:50] How did Regina get her parents to buy-in to the idea of going to a school in New York when she lived in California?
• [9:02] Why did Regina choose to be so actively involved in many organizations at school? 
• [10:30] What's the biggest advantage for Regina of being involved in organizations?
• [11:25] What Regina would say to someone who wants to join an organization but is a little hesitant.
• [13:14] How does Regina keep from getting overwhelmed or taking on too many organizations?
• [17:08] What has been the most valuable part of school so far?
• [18:32] What was Regina's experience like working a remote internship over the summer?
• [20:09] Any best practices for staying motivated while working remotely?
• [22:38] Is Regina's school this fall starting out remote or in-person?
• [25:33] A piece of advice for other college students.
• [26:45] Where can you find out more about Regina?