How did your academic development and personal improvement at Sabancı University translate to your outside life in terms of the ability to dream, being open to change, cou-rage and principles?
My job requires that I am able to dream, embrace change, and have courage. I was this kind of person before I entered Sabancı University. In fact, this was one of the reasons I chose this university.
Did you take part in any student clubs at Sabancı University? If you did, what did you gain?
I did not take active part in student clubs. I was attracted to the theatre club at one time, and the equestrian club. But then I realized I wasn’t the type to commit to something. I spent most of my non-school hours outside.
When you graduated from Sabancı University and were just starting your acting career, what were your dreams?
I had started to appear in commercials before graduation. As I was preparing for my final exams, I was playing in the Cesaretin Var mı Aşka mini-series already. I have always had acting on my mind. I’ve never dreamed about when and how I would succeed, but I always knew that I would make it.
Are you planning to pursue an acting career abroad thanks to the foreign language edu-cation and multicultural environment of Sabancı University?
One of the many things I gained at Sabancı was the foreign languages I learned. I took 4 courses in Japanese and 2 in Spanish. I want to continue developing my Spanish; after all, Spain does have a strong movie industry.
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