Jac | Wake County 100

Narrative, Continued:

Jac values a good standard of living that is not too expensive. Wake County is enjoyable for him because everything is close by and handy. He likes the suburban life and how the county has not turned into a huge city. Being accepted to college is Jac’s proudest moment and his greatest accomplishment. It helped Jac get to where he is today. Playing roller hockey since the 4th grade is something he wants others to know about him along with Jac being interested in cars and the medical field such as anatomy. All of Jac’s family traditions have an “Irish twist.”

Jac is concerned that Wake County is growing too fast. “I hope Wake County can manage their growth. The population is increasing rapidly,” he said.

Written by: Lindsey and Claire

Jac

Gender: Male

Age: 20-24

Race: White

Nativity: Born in NC

Educational Attainment:

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Grade Level in School: College

Travel Time to School: 10-15 min (walk)

Internet Access in Home: Yes

Religion: Christian

City: Raleigh

Narrative:

Jac is a full time student who is half Irish and loves to play roller hockey. Currently he is a sophomore at NC State University and is majoring in medical textiles. Product development and research are some jobs that Jac wants to pursue. He is very interested in finding out about new things. As a college student, Jac lives in his dorm and doesn’t own his own car, so instead he takes the bus to places that he can’t walk to. On campus it takes him ten to fifteen minutes walking to get to his classes. Fast food is something Jac eats about five times a week because Chic-Fil-A is served on campus. Studying is very long and tedious for Jac, but he knows that it is necessary for a successful career and future.

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