To achieve her goal, Megan plans to go to the University of Georgia for four years, then transfer to the Medical College of Georgia for another seven years. For now, though, Megan's schedule is too crowded to even think about college life. She is both a football and basketball varsity cheerleader, and she is active in her church. She is president of the school's 4-H chapter and involved in National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. On top of all this, she is a member of the Hilltopper staff.
Yearbook takes up most of it.
In the free time she does find, Megan enjoys swimming, riding 4-wheelers, reading, shopping and skiiing. She also likes participating in beauty pageants. At home, Megan says she is regularly annoyed by her two younger brothers, Trey, who is a freshman, and J.J., a sixth grader. Her mother, Debbie, is a photographer, and her father, Ralph, is a farmer. All aspects of Megan's life support the feeling that there are great things in her future.