**** Due to coronavirus I was unable to retrieve Lisa's microphone before I had to leave my campus to return home:( Therefore, unfortunately, Lisa's audio isn't the best. I apologize for this, however I wanted to share all of Lisa's beautiful answers! Hope you can still enjoy!
THANK YOU FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY DOMONIQUE!! I had so much fun ❤️ Sorry if I seem shy, but to any incoming freshmen or if you're just curious about Northeastern, my DMs are open to any questions:)
I’m from Australia and American colleges are so fascinating to me. On one hand I love how passionate people are about furthering their education, but on the other it seems like it completely defines an individual and where you go to college/what to do is the most important thing in life.
I’m from the US and I think you’re right. Since she’s interviewing students at top colleges, they probably care a lot more about college than people in average or below average schools.
I live in the US and you hit the nail right on the head. So much emotion and feelings of self-worth are invested into the college admissions process, and it leaves a lot of people feeling "inadequate" if they don't get into a top school. But that's sadly just how our society is. And that's just undergrad; medical school is a whole different beast to get into and I am not looking forward to that application process!
Wow! Many successful startups and people in Australia didn’t attend university. It’s valued, but certainly not the be all/end all. In saying that, I want to go on a uni exchange to the states when we can travel again just to experience the culture.
Emily Daly all extremely successful CEOs in america have all dropped out or not attended college at all. people on here claim life in america is “shaped” by your college but it’s not even close. being “shaped” by your college is something that exists in South Korea. your entire pay, house, spouse, and life is laid out to you based on if you get into a top university. americans don’t realize how privledged they are. you can still gladly be sucesssful without a degree (college enrollment is decreasing for the 7th year in america btw so). and if anyone doesn’t believe this, they are in a very tight bubble of uptight kids that believe they need to get into an Ivy to be successful lol.
@@lit721 people in america look down on you if you haven't attended college and many places won't hire you if you don't have a college degree so actually i'd say there is still a lot of pressure to attend college
To people who’re saying that she isn’t fit for the interview because she had been in London for her first semester - the study abroad program is still part of Northeastern University. Yes she may not be the best person to ask about the Northeastern campus itself, but she is definitely qualified to speak about the university
Sofia Mazuera my thoughts exactly! I’m graduating from NEU right now and I would answer some questions differently (we have two libraries not one, she forgot the Law library)
I graduated from Northeastern in the College of Engineering almost 20 years ago and I just finished paying off my student loans last year! The best thing about campus is that you make a lot of friends. The con is that you get very little support from faculty with challenging classes in the STEM field. Finding a job easily after graduating is NOT true and the school doesn't help with job placement after graduation. It took 3 years for me to find a job and I had to change fields unrelated to my major. However I love my new field and am very successful. What they don't teach you is that if you have a talent for something the career will find you, so expensive and elite schools don't contribute 100% to your success. I have an interesting story of how I was broke after college to now making $200K/year as an engineer- and it had nothing to do with school!
you totally can! i go to northeastern as well and to be fair i thought i could never get in! you just gotta believe in yourself and present yourself in the best way possible :)
Thank you so much for your videos! They are so informative and I learn so much from each one! Can you interview someone from Cornell when you get a chance?
Hi,Domonique, I like your videos very much! Can I reprint your works to Chinese website, I will indicate the author and your youtube address. I just hope more people can see these . Thank u！
**** Due to coronavirus I was unable to retrieve Lisa's microphone before I had to leave my campus to return home:( Therefore, unfortunately, Lisa's audio isn't the best. I apologize for this, however I wanted to share all of Lisa's beautiful answers! Hope you can still enjoy!
Domonique Cynthia it’s okay thank you for these videos they’re the most helpful in the college research process 💕
Domonique Cynthia please do Smith when this pandemic passes!!
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#NorthwestersDriven.
#WiseWoman? @#RianeSRhiannon? @#EdAsNersRHEAperlman.
THANK YOU FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY DOMONIQUE!! I had so much fun ❤️ Sorry if I seem shy, but to any incoming freshmen or if you're just curious about Northeastern, my DMs are open to any questions:)
I'm also from the DMV I was wondering what area you are from?
I’m from Australia and American colleges are so fascinating to me. On one hand I love how passionate people are about furthering their education, but on the other it seems like it completely defines an individual and where you go to college/what to do is the most important thing in life.
I’m from the US and I think you’re right. Since she’s interviewing students at top colleges, they probably care a lot more about college than people in average or below average schools.
I live in the US and you hit the nail right on the head. So much emotion and feelings of self-worth are invested into the college admissions process, and it leaves a lot of people feeling "inadequate" if they don't get into a top school. But that's sadly just how our society is. And that's just undergrad; medical school is a whole different beast to get into and I am not looking forward to that application process!
Wow! Many successful startups and people in Australia didn’t attend university. It’s valued, but certainly not the be all/end all.
In saying that, I want to go on a uni exchange to the states when we can travel again just to experience the culture.
Emily Daly all extremely successful CEOs in america have all dropped out or not attended college at all. people on here claim life in america is “shaped” by your college but it’s not even close. being “shaped” by your college is something that exists in South Korea. your entire pay, house, spouse, and life is laid out to you based on if you get into a top university. americans don’t realize how privledged they are. you can still gladly be sucesssful without a degree (college enrollment is decreasing for the 7th year in america btw so). and if anyone doesn’t believe this, they are in a very tight bubble of uptight kids that believe they need to get into an Ivy to be successful lol.
@@lit721 people in america look down on you if you haven't attended college and many places won't hire you if you don't have a college degree so actually i'd say there is still a lot of pressure to attend college
To people who’re saying that she isn’t fit for the interview because she had been in London for her first semester - the study abroad program is still part of Northeastern University. Yes she may not be the best person to ask about the Northeastern campus itself, but she is definitely qualified to speak about the university
"What country did you go to?" Her: "London"
Aya Allou i was just about to comment that lmao
To be fair it's because the NU.in programs are listed by city not country
England is my city
Mario Lanzilotta the Country is the United Kingdom.
73 questions with a Cornell University student next please :)
The university of Chicago please !!!
Thank you for doing Northeastern! Lisa Phan did a great job, I'd be too shy and awkward lol
Thank you for another amazing video!! Could we possible see a 73 questions with Stanford?
Roman Tea Came looking for this comment!!
You should do a 73 Q's video on Penn except you're the one being interviewed
disappointed that this interview was with a student that hadn't been on campus even one semester... but love northeastern
Sofia Mazuera my thoughts exactly! I’m graduating from NEU right now and I would answer some questions differently (we have two libraries not one, she forgot the Law library)
i go to northeastern and i love it here!!! go huskies!!
As a German girl I think this is soooo interesting
Bei mir ist es das gleiche da ich überlege bald nach Amerika gehe
Do Tufts (Medford Edition)!!
Another great video! Could you go to Duke next? (Obviously maybe not right now since COVID19 is going on but as soon as you can!)
Thank you so much for your video! They're so much fun to watch and learn from :). Do you think you can do the University of Rochester next?
Can you please do a video with a George Washington University student!! :)
please please please do cornell! love your videos!
Please do a 73 questions with a Howard student!! :)
And I’d also love to see a BYU episode too, please! (Literally thought of this 3 days after my original comment haha)
This video series is so awesome! I would love to see one at Rice University; I'm going there in the fall!
would love to see Northwestern if you ever visit Chicago!
Hi!! Please make another video for northeastern with graduate student!!!
I love all of your vids!!
I graduated from Northeastern in the College of Engineering almost 20 years ago and I just finished paying off my student loans last year! The best thing about campus is that you make a lot of friends. The con is that you get very little support from faculty with challenging classes in the STEM field. Finding a job easily after graduating is NOT true and the school doesn't help with job placement after graduation. It took 3 years for me to find a job and I had to change fields unrelated to my major. However I love my new field and am very successful. What they don't teach you is that if you have a talent for something the career will find you, so expensive and elite schools don't contribute 100% to your success. I have an interesting story of how I was broke after college to now making $200K/year as an engineer- and it had nothing to do with school!
It was 20 years ago, things have changed and I’ve definitely heard a lot of positives about the counselors and after college careers
Would be great to see some Graduate Students taking MAs /MBAs doing 73 Questions too!!!
do BYU it’s a very different school that many people have misconceptions about
do villanova pleeeeasseeeee
i love these so much!!
You should do Carnegie Mellon next
Your actually great I was just looking at northeastern yesterday no joke💛💛
where is her jacket from
You should do Notre Dame!!☘️
We actually have 2 libraries on campus at Northeastern University
I just got in to northeastern
did you end up going? if so how do you like it so far?
AHHHH YES!!!
PLEASE PLEASE DO WELLSLEY COLLEGE
Hopefully I will get into one of these schools ome day🥺💗
you totally can! i go to northeastern as well and to be fair i thought i could never get in! you just gotta believe in yourself and present yourself in the best way possible :)
Do John’s Hopkins please!!
Do Northwestern next!!!!!!!!! PLEASSEEEEE
Please, please, please, please, pleeeaassee do Stanford University once quarantine is over :(
Where to get ssn quickly?
MedSchool edition!!
I would love to see 73Q with a Carnegie student!!!
Could you do a University of Alabama episode?? Would love to see it!
Can I petition University of Rochester next??
tão chique esse tipo de vídeo
Do Boston college
PLEASE do WashU!!!!!
I LOVE YOU LISA
let's be honest, you're here to hear them say ''canada goose'' .
Thank you so much for your videos! They are so informative and I learn so much from each one! Can you interview someone from Cornell when you get a chance?
Emory-female
Woww Lisa is gonna get so much local publicity now but this promotes her university 😁
Emerson College next? 👀🦁
please do 73 questions with a Purdue student video :))
Can you please do George Washington University?
earlyyyyy
Do the University of Delaware!!!
do villanova
Bro I seen President Aoun like 30 times lmao. Dude loves ISEC and just outside Curry. Also we have 2 libraries
yea of course he loves it. its the most successful and esteemed building on campus that he spearheaded.
OMG LISA 😍
University of Virginia
You should ask 21 questions
When the pandemic is over and you happen to be in Phoenix can you interview a Grand Canyon University student?
Do Cooper
SHES FROM MARYLAND LESGOOO
I was so happy hearing her say that
England is her city
Do Boston College! :)
They did BC already! :)
@@alexbuckley5305 noo she did BU not BC
@@elianaperez5858 Ahh you're right
Someone who has been on campus for half a semester is really not the best person to interview about Northeastern
Cortney C I don’t think it’s that bad she had experiences both off and on campus so she has a bit more insight for those who want to study abroad
The energy in this video is so weird
Plz do bing
Do Emory!!!!
yeah, just be in school right now despite the shut down and social distancing order.
pretty sure this was pre-filmed...
Hi,Domonique, I like your videos very much! Can I reprint your works to Chinese website, I will indicate the author and your youtube address. I just hope more people can see these . Thank u！
i am a phan of lisa phan:))
I just came here because of Lisa Phan 👀😂🤍
Lisa, you are cute!
73K views and 73 Q lol
lol there are 2 libraries not 1. Get you fax straight.
NU-in student smh
what’s wrong with NUin?
Omg queen Lisa!
Do Boston college