Meet Honors Student Leah Boisvert
What brought you to Reynolds?
What brought me to Reynolds was that it was cheaper than a
four-year school and I did not know if I wanted to go to school for four years.
Also, it was a lot closer to me than other community colleges and the campus was
a lot prettier than others.
What sparked your interest in your field of study?
What sparked my interest in the field of Administration of
Justice is that I have always wanted to be a police officer and I thought this
was the best program to be in because I want to go straight into my line of
work once I finish school.
What is the best part of participating in the Honors Program
at Reynolds?
The best part in the Honors Program at Reynolds would be the
smaller classes available, the early registration, and the availability of
scholarships.
When you aren’t studying or working, what do you like to do
for fun?
I like to hang out with my group of friends that I made at
work. We usually play zombies, go to the movies or have bonfires. I also like
hanging out with my friends from high school.
What is your greatest struggle as a student?
My greatest struggle as a student is balancing out my work,
personal and student life and not procrastinating.
What is the best class you have taken and why?
The best class I have taken is the first aid and safety
class because I learned a lot of information that I can use to help others down
the road and can end up saving lives.
Where would you most like to travel?
I would most like to travel to the Bahamas or Hawaii.
Where do you want to go from here?
I would like to start my career in law enforcement and
eventually move out of state to get in a bigger law enforcement agency so I can
move up the ranks faster.
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