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FIRST after Highschool
Being a high school senior, It's beginning to hit me that this will be my last year as a team member (that's not a mentor). I searched the threads and couldn't quite find something I was looking for so I'm here to ask the alumni and post highschool FIRSTers,
In your freshman year of college, should you mentor a FIRST team or take a year break to get settled? The choices I've figured out are: -Take a break from robotics by mentoring but continue by volunteering/attending events. -Mentor a team -Not mentor at all to settle in first year of college and get involved again the following year I'm honestly just trying to figure out the pros and cons of a decision to mentor a FIRST team right away. For those who took a break: Why did you take the break? What benefits do you think you gained from it? and for those who continued with FIRST by mentoring a team right away: What do you think were problems you encountered? Do you feel like you had time to adjust and be a mentor at the same time? Of course, anything additional you'd like to add to your answer is fine. Thanks all in advance!, Nica |
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