Five Questions with Michelle Kam

Kaylee Camacho, Public Relations Manager

January 11, 2013

Q1: How serious are you about your grades?

A1: Although there are few exceptions like my family and health, my grades are my priority out of EVERYTHING. Since the reason I moved to the States is ”to get into a university for a steady career,” I would say everthing I need to get to a good college of my choice is priority; for example, my grades, extracurricular activites, AP classes, and SAT scores.

Q2: Why do you study so much?

A2: Studying is the way for a better life! I believe that studying (going to a good college) will bring me a better life. Some people don’t believe that but I think it is important to study hard when you’re young and go to a good college in order to succeed in getting a good career and to live a more comfortable and easier life than others. Studying hard now is going to be worth it later on in my life.

Q3: What do you want to major in?

A3: I want to major in nursing or pharmacy. Pharmacy’s actually my mom’s goal for me because it’s a really steady career profession, but pharmacy doesn’t interest me as much as much as nursing does.

Q4: What’s your motivation to study?

A4: My motivation to study is my future and my brothers. First, my future because I know that by studying, I am brightening my future. Also, my brothers because I am the oldest child of the family, I serve as a role model for them. I adore and love my twin little brothers and I want the best for them! It wouldn’t be a lie if I said that I study and conduct myself in the way I do now for my brothers.

Q5: Do you have any study tips for students that are also preparing for the SATs?

A5: My study tips for the students who are preparing for the SATs….MEMORIZE A LOT OF VOCABULARY! It’s important. It’s also really important to be able to manage your time that is provided for the test!

About the Contributor

Kaylee Camacho, Public Relations Manager

Senior Kaylee Camacho, who is Public Relations manager and a writer, is the newest edition to the Business team of The Downey Legend. Camacho is a fun and spontaneous girl and the staff is grateful to have her as a member. She hopes to contribute as much as possible, so the year is great one. As a senior she is involved in many clubs including: Normineers, JSA, Key Club, and Entourage. Her goal this school year is to get accepted to a commendable university, preferably San Diego State or Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. She is enjoying her last year of high school by going to Disneyland every weekend and spending time with her friends and family. “In ten years I see myself as a successful business person and I just want to make the most of my 20s,” Camacho said. As a member of the Business team, she is very active in advertising and celebrating the staff members’ birthdays. She has solid fundraising ideas, and knows many students on campus, which is great for getting the word out there. Camacho’s first experience as a writer was the freshman tailgate story, and she enjoyed writing it.“ In the future I think I will cover another story,” Camacho said. “I like interviewing people, and I work best under pressure.”