Scholarship Session #3 - Wednesday

The session was very informative, I had a blast learning about the arrangement it takes to attend the colleges in Maryland. I also commend the part where we got to introduce ourselves to people.

It was an educational meeting to everyone. I loved how they made the meeting about transferring because most of Scholarship students are applying to transfer to a 4 year university. I got a bag of chips, and listen as the host was explaining the cost of attendance, the process of applying, and things I need to do before before I choose a school. I liked how they made us play a kahoot game towards the end. It was fun to end it off. Overall, great meeting because I learned how to choose the perfect school for me.

Overall, the event went well. It was good to have an in-person event, I prefer in-person compared to the usual zooms.

I thoroughly enjoyed the event. It gave me a different insight to transferring to a four year college. I hope to attend the next event like this, so I can be more educated on the topic of transferring.

I was able to learn about transferring. These can include tips, steps and helpful advice. One that really stuck to me was the part about scholarships where the qualifications include 2.5 GPA and higher. Knowing this will be really helpful to keep me on track.

Knowing which tools and where to transfer is also something I learned that stuck to me since this is an important step in knowing how it works which can help me not become stressed.

During this in-person meeting, i learned a lot about the transfer process and resources that could best help me in my transferring process. The meeting was also inclusive by making you get to know many people. I thought that was a fun and engaging moment.

The session was very informative, the presentation given was very well put together. The numbers and statistics on transferring and what schools PG transfers best with made transferring seem less intimidating. Even the game played at the end helped me to remember the information given during the session.