Wooten Gets Ahead at Grove City

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Caroline Showalter

Kala Wooten is headed for Grove City.

College Bound Q&A

Kala Wooten

 

BluePrint: What college were you accepted into?

Wooten: I was accepted at Grove City College.

BluePrint: How many colleges did you apply to?

Wooten: I applied to two colleges: Grove City and Messiah College

BluePrint: What made you apply to this specific college?

Wooten: I really love Grove City’s campus, it’s beautiful! The environment is so inviting. Everyone is so friendly and I’m looking forward to attending a Christian school.

BluePrint: What are you planning on majoring in?

Wooten: I’m planning on majoring in Mechanical Engineering.

BluePrint: What made you choose this specific major?

Wooten: I’m very indecisive, so I’m still not completely sure what I want to do after college. However, I have excelled in calculus and physics throughout high school so I think mechanical engineering would be a great fit.

BluePrint: What do you think will be some of the major differences between college and high school?

Wooten: I believe I will see a lot of differences between college and high school. I feel like the environment will be a lot more relaxed and less stressful than high school. I’ll also be pretty far from home and Bellwood, so I’m excited to meet different people.

BluePrint: What are your feelings on moving on from Bellwood-Antis High School?

Wooten: I’ve enjoyed my years at BA high school, and I’m extremely sad to leave, but I’m also very excited to start this next chapter in my life. I can’t wait to be more independent, meet new people, and try new things. I’ll always love and miss home, but I’m ready for this next step!

Grove City College is a Christian liberal arts college located about 50 miles north of Pittsburgh. With over 50 areas of study, Grove City College is home to approximately 2,500 students and remains one of the most affordable colleges in the United States. By opening their doors in 1876, Grove City College founders set a standard of allowing any qualified individual to attend their school, regardless of religious beliefs.