following the instructions given below give me a process flow diagram.

"Shireez Johnson is a prospective student at B. X She is a senior at lao South High School. She is a creative, artistically inclined person but really dreams of starting her own business someday where she runs an art studio. She is typical of most high school seniors. She is excited about college but also nervous about attending. She has a lot of questions. Will she be able to afford it? Is she qualified enough to attend X F? Will there be "stuff" for her to do outside of just attending class? Will they have the major she is interested in? She would like you to create a process flow diagram that outlines the steps she needs to take to answer each of her questions and help minimize her fears." In your diagram, I expect you to include the specific steps she would follow to find the answers to her questions as well as decision points where she needs to make certain decisions. If her process for answering each one of these questions involves clicks on a web site, I want you to include each of those clicks because they are a step in that process. Your process diagram may need multiple pages to accommodate the process you suggest she takes. Make sure you use the process flow diagram symbols correctly. If your process flow diagram is not thorough enough, I will ask you to add more detail. So, if in doubt add more detail. Remember, you are creating a process flow diagrams that you would give to your client. Not only should they just outline where to find it but who are her contacts once she navigates to this information. Finally, this is a deliverable to a client. It must be professional looking. This means that I want you to use PowerPoint or Microsoft Word to create the process flow diagram. "Shireez Johnson is a prospective student at B. X She is a senior at lao South High School. She is a creative, artistically inclined person but really dreams of starting her own business someday where she runs an art studio. She is typical of most high school seniors. She is excited about college but also nervous about attending. She has a lot of questions. Will she be able to afford it? Is she qualified enough to attend X F? Will there be "stuff" for her to do outside of just attending class? Will they have the major she is interested in? She would like you to create a process flow diagram that outlines the steps she needs to take to answer each of her questions and help minimize her fears." In your diagram, I expect you to include the specific steps she would follow to find the answers to her questions as well as decision points where she needs to make certain decisions. If her process for answering each one of these questions involves clicks on a web site, I want you to include each of those clicks because they are a step in that process. Your process diagram may need multiple pages to accommodate the process you suggest she takes. Make sure you use the process flow diagram symbols correctly. If your process flow diagram is not thorough enough, I will ask you to add more detail. So, if in doubt add more detail. Remember, you are creating a process flow diagrams that you would give to your client. Not only should they just outline where to find it but who are her contacts once she navigates to this information. Finally, this is a deliverable to a client. It must be professional looking. This means that I want you to use PowerPoint or Microsoft Word to create the process flow diagram