While I was doing a research project during the English class, I saw a student’s article about the Korean education system. Initially, I thought that the article was from a professional reporter due to its quality and writing style. Then, I realized the article was written by a student reporter from HSR.

What rendered or inspired me to apply to HSR was the work of a student, whom I saw an article during the class. I wished to write well-written articles like his and to learn about writing articles more in-depth. After the first six months, I decided to apply again because I genuinely enjoyed writing articles and researching events. HSR activities definitely widened my view of seeing the news, articles, and events.

Throughout the past six months, I realized that as I wrote more articles, my writing skills were actually advancing: Before, I needed about a week to finish writing the first draft, but now, I just need one or two days to complete it. Seeing the personal growth that I experienced was fascinating and the most memorable aspect of my past six months with HSR.

To be honest, there are many advantages to joining HSR, so I can’t pick one. Plus, I would like to recommend HSR to all of my friends, especially those who are passionate about writing and considering journalists or reporters as a future career. HSR gives you opportunities to get direct feedback from professional editors and to better understand how writing articles work.

Again, over the past 12 months, I learned numerous things and lessons from HSR activities. Moreover, this further led me to have an interest in journalism. It was such an honor to work as a student reporter and get valuable feedback from experienced and professional editors.