Video Transcript
Joey addresses us from the Blue Turf at Albertsons Stadium.
[Joey, Senior, English Teaching Major]: What’s up, everybody? My name is Joey, and I am a senior here at Boise State, and I’m here in Albertsons Stadium on our famous blue turf for Ask Me Anything.
[Graphic: Ask Me Anything]
[Graphic: WHAT’S THE BEST PART OF GREEK LIFE AT BOISE STATE?]
[Joey]: The best part at Greek life at Boise State for me is honestly just the relationships that come into play. I think about my whole college experience. I met some of my best friends through Greek life, hanging out together, playing sports, or going to other formals or fraternity functions and things like that. I think the relationships are the best part of Greek life, at least for me.
[Graphic: WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I’M UNDECLARED OR UNSURE ABOUT MY MAJOR?]
[Joey]: My advice for people who may be unsure of their major is just to relax. It’s totally okay! Four years is a really long time for you to really kind of define what it is you’re really interested in, try some different courses, try a few different things. I was somebody who went into college thinking I was going down one path and ended up 180 degrees from where I started. So I’m in English teaching, I’m kind of going down the education route, but I’m also getting a minor in narrative arts, which is a combined creative writing and filmmaking pathway that we offer here at Boise State.
And for me, I just think it’s really cool that I can kind of have like a primary bachelor’s degree and also work on something I’m really passionate about and creative with like every single semester. I love the fact that I’ve still being able to take some creative writing and filmmaking courses pretty much every single year of college.
I realized in retrospect, like it was all part of the journey and it’s totally okay to feel a little unsure, especially at the beginning.
[Graphic: WHAT’S IT LIKE COMING TO BOISE FROM OUT OF STATE?]
[Joey]: So coming to Boise from out of state was a bit of a transition for me, but truthfully, we have such a cool community and friendly community that I felt right at home within the first couple of weeks that I even started school here at Boise State. So while it was a bit of an adjustment at first, it’s so welcoming, it’s such a cool place to hang out that I really did feel like it was home within the first couple of months.
[Camera reveals Joey holding a football]
[Joey]: Well, it has been so much fun answering your guys’ questions here today! Feel free to drop any and all questions that you may have about Boise State down in the comments section down below, or connect with your admissions counselor.
[Graphic with question marks and a link to boi.st/findyourcounselor on-screen.]
[Joey]: The ball is in your hands! Feel free to ask us any and all questions you have about Boise State. Go Broncos!
[Joey tosses the football at us.]
[Graphic: FOR MORE ANSWERS TO FAQ’S, VISIT boi.st/adm-faq ]