What is your major?
Nolan Keyes (freshman): Math
Jamison Moore (junior): Music
Morgan Williams (freshman): social work, pre-law
Malaika Ferguson (freshman): Pre-nursing
Milca Munoz (freshman): Spanish, pre-PT
Sammy Saint-Phard (freshman): Psychology
Julaine Phillips (freshman): Medical Laboratory Science, pre-dentistry
Kayla Brathwaite (freshman): Music
Drusilla Apola (freshman): Speech Pathology
How much sleep do you get nightly?
Keyes: 6 hours
Moore: Average of 5 hours
Williams: 6-7 hours
Ferguson: 7-8 hours
Munoz: 6-7 hours
Saint-Phard: 7-8 hours (most of the time)
Phillips: 5-7 hours
Brathwaite: 5-7 hours
Apola: 5-6 hours
Why do you get that amount of sleep?
Keyes: Homework
Moore: Sometimes I have homework that I can’t do until nighttime. I also have to put in 3-4 hours of practice on my instrument every day; which is outside of chamber rehearsals, orchestra, class time, and other homework.
Williams: I stay up studying or talking with friends.
Ferguson: I get that amount of sleep because if I don’t, [it is] really hard for me to function during the day.
Munoz: There’s a lot of studying and assignments and projects and they are due roughly around the same time.
Saint-Phard: Because I do school online and can work on my own schedule.
Phillips: Either because I can’t sleep or because of studying, or because of social media/shows/internet.
Brathwaite: Inability to sleep, up doing homework late, or staying on my phone.
Apola: Because I have a lot of reading to do and just a lot of responsibilities in general.
What major do you expect gets the least sleep?
Keyes: Biochemistry
Moore: Music majors, pre-med, nursing, and business majors
Williams: None.
Ferguson: Pre-med.
Munoz: Anything in relation to the medical field.
Saint-Phard: Nursing or pre-med.
Phillips: Any science major (bio, MLS, chem, etc.)
Brathwaite: Science majors.
Apola: Biology.
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