The students at California State University of Los Angeles had different perspectives according to the issues on the following elections. There were different responds from different Cal State LA students.
College student, who did not give her name, is a pre-nurse major, and it’s her second year at CSULA. She is from japan and she said, “…now on days is harder to get a degree in college.”
CSULA student Albert Hernandez, a transfer student and Business major, mention that what he as concern with the issue of immigration. When asked why he reply, “Why? Because people are being separated from their families and they can’t be together.” Then, after being asked if he or anyone he knew was affected in some way, he reply, “…not directly”.
Melissa Hua, who is an Exercise-Science major, said “Jobs are important, but because the economy is getting lower, if you succeed in your studies you will succeed (in your job carrier).” Hua believes that with an education, you will succeed and get a job in your career.” Studying is hard” she added, but she believes the education is the key to success. She is currently a full time student and she is unemployed.
“Getting your degree is more important” stated Natalie D Jansenzian, “it is hard to buy books and pay for gas.” Currently she is not getting a lot of money from financial aid. She is currently a freshman and Biology major at CSULA. “The most difficult issue is getting a job. Even if we get a degree, it is worthless if we don’t have any jobs that can provide for us and to help us support ourselves.” stated Moses Georgian. Georgian is Biology major and a freshman as CSULA. Currently he is working at sizzler on Saturday only, and he only works five hours. “My boss cut my hours and he is firing workers. I am not sure if I am going to survive one more year here.”
Every student at CSULA is affected differently and in different ways. One if the ways they can change their lives is by voting. Vote!
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