Some central Texas high school students had an opportunity this week to see what it's like to be a Texas State student. Stephanie Figueroa has the story.
The annual Bobcat-for-a-Day event is for students from area high schools to further pique their interest in attending college. The baby Bobcats are given an opportunity to meet one-on-one with a Texas state mentor to answer their questions.
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Students met in the L-B-J Student Center and were paired with mentors according to which major the students said they were interested in pursuing. Baby Bobcats were able to follow their mentors to class and to check out what attending a university is like.
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More than 200 students participated in Bobcat-for-a-Day this year, representing six schools. This was the biggest turnout for the event since it began six years ago.
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Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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