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5th and 6th Year students visit Higher Options exhibition

NEWS / 23 September 2014

On Friday, 19th September the 5th and 6th Year students visited the Higher Options exhibition in the RDS.

On Friday, 19th September the 5th and 6th Year students visited the Higher Options exhibition in the RDS. A number of the students report back on their experiences:

"It was a very interesting and helpful day. It has given me a better insight into different courses available to me." (Emer Downes, 5th Year)

"Myself and Emer went to several lectures available to us as part of our ticket. The lectures we took were interesting and we got a better insight into those particular careers." (Fiona Maguire, 5th Year)

"Higher Options was really interesting and helpful." (Christina Greene, 5th Year)

"I enjoyed speaking with the different college students but I did not like the lectures." (Paul Stafford, 5th Year)

[Image: www.irishtimes.com/higher-options]

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