Student of the Month Interview

Questions for the Student of the Month
  • How does it feel to be named "Student of the Month"?
  • What do you think moved people to vote you for student of the month?
  • What do you think you did to be nominated for this award?
  • Was this title something you strived for, or did it just happen?
  • What advice would you give to students who are trying to be the student of the month?
  • Is there someone who motivated you to earn this title?
  • Why do you think being titled "Student of the Month" is so important to some people?
  • Why do you think student of the month is even an award?
  • Are you pushed by your family to do the best you can?
  • Do you feel that you were pressured into being better than everyone else?
  • How do you go about becoming student of the month?
  • Are you involved in any other school activities? 
  • Are you apart of any out of school activities?
  • If so, how do you balance school work with extra curricular activities?
  • Who, if anyone, would you thank for helping you get to where you are now?
  • Is there a specific reason that you tried to be student of the month?
  • Do you think this title will help you in the long run?
  • Do you think this is a necessary award to give out?
  • How would you prepare for another nomination for student of the month?
  • Do you feel that you deserved this title?

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