text: If summer projects are fully designed by students, then students will be able to focus on their passions, improve their study skills, and share a topic that they find interesting. Revealing the topics that students find passion in will lead to a quality projects, a head start in determining courses and majors, and will serve as a way to learn necessary skills for college and the workforce. The more opportunities students are given to decide what they want to study or complete a project about will allow students to find those passions, such as sports, a specific class, or a certain type of art or drama. Student-designed project will also let students learn the skills that are most useful for them, for instance: time management or public speaking. Most importantly, students will be able to discover who they truly are through a project that they design. Has anyone ever said to you to not put all of your eggs in one basket? This is similar to asking for one person's opinion and basing everything that you do around that one opinion. Or you could ask a few people their opinion and make an educated guess based on a combination of their opinions and your own opinion. I believe that getting an opinion from more than one person is a great idea because you can see it from everyone else's perspective, have a better understanding of the problem, and be able to look back on what you concluded to help you in the future.