by Cessia Gonzalez, Southern Methodist University, '26
After months of writing, interviews, and fighting for myself, I uneasily opened the letter that held my fate. My future was riding on the contents of this one letter. After shakingly opening the letter, my heart raced and dropped… I had applied to Texas A&M...
by Malajah Johnson, Thiel College , '23
While applying to many colleges, there is always a waiting period before you are either accepted or rejected from a school. There is always this “what-if” factor that many people ponder about when applying to a school. While applying to a college may be intimidating...
by Kendell Godina, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, '22
High school could not have prepared me for college admissions. I did not consider going to college until my junior year of high school. After taking the SAT, I started to get mail from different schools that were offering me discounted applications. I had gone on so...
by Abraham Vicuna, University of Houston
If you are ever trying to learn more about a person without really asking them the question ” What are you like?” one way to do it, is by asking someone who they work closely with. They would be able to give you a fair judgement on the charter of the...
by I'm First Administrator
Join us for our monthly Twitter Office Hour! On Thursday, Dec. 3rd at 7pm EST, we’re inviting first-generation college students, those who aspire to be, and everyone who cares about first-gens to meet us on Twitter to ask questions and share answers on important...
