Berry College has been my dream since the summer of junior year, and I have absolutely no regrets attending here. I love the atmosphere Berry offers to students, with kind people everywhere and staff who make the college truly feel like a home.
Howard University accepted me with open arms and I have truly met some remarkable people here. It’s an honor to be graduating in May 2021 from an institution with over 153 years of producing Black excellence!
Fresno State has given me the chance to further my education as well as give me the chance to create lifelong friendships. I am a part of the Greek life community as I am a member of the sorority Kappa Alpha Theta.
What I love about SCAD is that regardless of whether in person or online, they’re constantly helping you grow. I can attend online sessions with industry professionals, access resources to learn even more about acting, and get to make as many connections as possible.
In full honesty, my time at MIT has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs. I entered MIT as a pre-med hoping to study biological engineering, but quickly figured out pre-med wasn’t for me.
At Coastal, I am offered many diverse ways of understanding and paths that leads to the goals I dream of reaching. As a young Black woman, my culture and presence is safe on campus with the many clubs I can be a part of to feel at peace with myself and the community✨. I’m currently a part of the AMOM CCU chapter, American Red Cross, and with all of the programs offered, I’m hoping to get into more clubs with promising advantages 🥰.
I enrolled at NSU as an Exercise Science major because I wanted to pursue a career in coaching. However, I also had an affinity for writing. Working with the composition professors at Nova, I was able to develop my writing skills, which ultimately led to the publication of my book.
My favorite part is the opportunities and resources Purdue has available for the students. There is always something to do on campus, and the quantity of clubs will leave you amazed!
COVID-19 definitely made a huge impact on my life and especially my college experience. I had to give up having that traditional and iconic HBCU freshman year doing school virtually.