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Cassaundra Hickman

Hometown: Alliance

Major: Spanish

Why did you choose to pursue your degree? I decided that it was time to follow my dreams. I fell in love with Spanish at a very young age. I am truly happy that I can pursue my dreams here at Mount Union.

What types of jobs are available for students who share your major? It is possible to become a translator, teacher, or government official with the knowledge of a foreign language.

How will you use your degree upon graduation? I hope to work in Spain after I graduate.

What activities are you involved in? Band

Elements a person should possess to succeed in your major? If a person wants to study a foreign language, he or she should simply love learning and to be patient because speaking a different language does not always come easy.

What advice can you offer for someone who is considering having the same major as you? Remember to give it time. Immerse yourself in the language as much as possible, whether it be with traveling or simply watching a movie.