Objectives

1. Get to know the interviewed.
2. Tell them something about me to make them more comfortable.
3. ask them questions that hopefully won't bother them.
4. Joke and have fun with them so they talk more.
5. I'll probably get their email or phone number so that I can be a friend with them if it will work.
6. I'll discuss with my group members what I learned and what interested me the most.
7. We will write a report as a group about what we did.
8. The things that I will do my best to learn:
A) Their culture regardless of greetings.
B) Something unique about their language.
C) Situations they have faced, so that I can compare them to mine and learn from them.

--- Mohammed Aldegaither.

Questions For International Students

1. Where are you from? And were you born there?
2. What language do you speak? Do you speak any language other than that one and English?
3. How far is your country? Do you miss home even though you can contact them through the Internet?
4. How is the education system like in your home country compared to the American one?
5. Do you like living here better or there? And why so?
6. How is the politics system in your home country?
7. Why did you choose Minnesota among all other states?
8. If you have the chance, would you move to another state? Which one and why?
9. Have you ever been laughed at because of people here? How did you deal with that?
10. what are you planning to do after you graduate?