4: Victoria O’Toole
2021/01/05
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Question: Introduce yourself (0:10)
Final year Law and Society student:
Discusses degrees earned by different family members
Importance of education was instilled in her by her family
First person in her family to pursue level 8 degree
Question: Have you faced any barriers on your journey to DCU or during your time in college? (1:10)
Her dad died during 6th year---affected her ability to study
Felt overwhelmed when she came to DCU but got the help and resources she needed
Her mom almost died during her first year in college Question: Have you availed of any support from Access, and if so how has that impacted your college experience? (2:30)
Worked as an Access Ambassador, which provided her a support network, friends, and fulfilling work to do
Question: What is your role in Access? (3:40)
First started off as an Access Ambassador working on Outreach---travelled to schools in disadvantaged areas in North Dublin
Now serves as an Access Coordinator and works with the Access staff on outreach programming
Question: How did you find adapting to social life in college? (5:00)
Made friends within her degree before college through Access, which helped with the transition and eased fears of a competitive and unfriendly academic environment
Question: Have you thought about your life after DCU yet? (6:15)
Wants to get a masters and possibly pursue a Phd
Wants to make change with the law and sees herself doing that through Academia
Seeing Access students who went on to do a Masters or Phd encouraged her to believe she could do the same despite financial barriers
Question: What advice would you give someone from your old school who is about to sit the Leaving Certificate and is considering going to college? (7:25)
Lectures are friendly and a good resource
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Question: Introduce yourself (0:10)

Final year Law and Society student:
Discusses degrees earned by different family members
Importance of education was instilled in her by her family
First person in her family to pursue level 8 degree

Question: Have you faced any barriers on your journey to DCU or during your time in college? (1:10)

Her dad died during 6th year---affected her ability to study
Felt overwhelmed when she came to DCU but got the help and resources she needed

Her mom almost died during her first year in college Question: Have you availed of any support from Access, and if so how has that impacted your college experience? (2:30)

Worked as an Access Ambassador, which provided her a support network, friends, and fulfilling work to do

Question: What is your role in Access? (3:40)

First started off as an Access Ambassador working on Outreach---travelled to schools in disadvantaged areas in North Dublin
Now serves as an Access Coordinator and works with the Access staff on outreach programming

Question: How did you find adapting to social life in college? (5:00)

Made friends within her degree before college through Access, which helped with the transition and eased fears of a competitive and unfriendly academic environment

Question: Have you thought about your life after DCU yet? (6:15)

Wants to get a masters and possibly pursue a Phd
Wants to make change with the law and sees herself doing that through Academia
Seeing Access students who went on to do a Masters or Phd encouraged her to believe she could do the same despite financial barriers

Question: What advice would you give someone from your old school who is about to sit the Leaving Certificate and is considering going to college? (7:25)

Lectures are friendly and a good resource

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