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To all students - Why do I do this ?
Team 1311 is working on a long term project that tests ideas on how to engage academically qualified but as of yet uninterested students to participate in FIRST and consider careers in engineering and science.
We want to know what you think. We have several questions. 1. If you are going into engineering or science, did FIRST help you decide, or did you already decide to before starting FIRST. 2. Are you more interested in the technology, or are you most interested in the application? 3. To what degree are you interested in “making a difference” with an engineering career? 4. Prior to starting FIRST did you view engineering as something for “someone like me” ? This is a non scientific sampling and we will treat the data accordingly. 
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