This week’s Campus Cutie is Tim Alvarado, a senior accounting major from Rockville, MD. I was lucky enough to sit down and talk with him to find out more information for our readers.
Full name: Timothy Alvarado
Nicknames:Timmy or Tim
Relationship Status: Single, but if the right lady comes along you never know
Her Campus Virginia Tech: What do you want to do when you graduate?
Timothy Alvarado:I would have to say tax consulting. I enjoy the critical thinking this profession involves, and the potential of helping all kinds of businesses.
HCVT: What do you like to do in your spare time?
TA: I really enjoy reading some of my favorite authors, like Dan Brown and Mitch Albom. Also, whenever I get the chance, I enjoy spending time with my family.
HCVT: What’s your favorite thing about being a Hokie?
TA:The tradition is the best. I love going to tailgates and seeing our Hokie teams do what they do best: WIN.
HCVT: Favorite sport?
TA:It would have to be a three-way tie between hockey, football and wrestling.
HCVT: Favorite NFL team?
TA:Hail to the Skins
HCVT:Favorite food?
TA:Anything that involves chicken.
HCVT: Favorite TV show?
TA:It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
HCVT: Favorite movie?
TA:The Shawshank Redemption
HCVT: Twitter or Facebook?
TA:Facebook
HCVT: What do you look for in a girl?
TA:Nothing draws my attention more than a girl who has ambition and drive to be the best.
HCVT: If you could take a girl anywhere for a first date, where would it be?
TA:One of my favorite restaurants is a place called Sequoias. It’s right on the Georgetown waterfront; it has amazing food, and a great atmosphere.
HCVT: Who would you say is your celebrity crush?
TA:I’ve had a crush on Jennifer Aniston for the longest time.
HCVT: What would you say is the most important thing in a relationship?
TA:Nothing is more important in a relationship than honesty, trust and communication.
HCVT: Anything else you want our readers to know?
TA:I’m pretty straightforward. When someone asks for my opinion, I’ll tell him or her exactly what I’m thinking. I am also part of a fraternity, which has taught me how to be a gentleman of quality and introduced me to people I am proud to call my brothers.