Student of the Month Interview

1. What are you feeling?
2. How did you keep your grades up?
3. Was there a lot of pressure?
4. Do you have any advice for other students?
5. What do you think you were recognized for?
6. Is there anyone who helped you get here?
7. What is your criteria for student of the month?
8. Did you deserve this award?
9. Can you do anything better next time?
10. What was your favorite part of working towards this?
11. How many times did you fail before you excelled?
12. Are there any other activities you are in?
13. Have you won any awards as important as this?
14. What was your first thought when you found out you won?
15. Do you think winning this title will be helpful in the future?
16. Did anyone inspire you?
17. Will you try out for this award again?
18. Was this a great experience for you?
19. Do you think you inspired others?
20. How did you balance becoming this and your other activities?

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