Gissel Cruz

I loved how we were able to calculate GPAs. I also learned that an F can’t bring you all the way down if you excel in other classes.

I waited a long time to attend the mini session:(.

Ms. Sharber told us not to advise and updated us on deadlines for registrations and FAFSA. I also learned that the book scholarship is set to $250 this summer. I liked how there was a Q&A during the meeting.

I loved how I was able to interact with Dr. Peter. I learned a lot about the internships that were offered. It seems really in love with his job.

I loved learning that PGCC has an intrest of doing something about students who are into real estate. I also learned that students are upset about African dance being dropped every semester.

It was a pleasure learning about physical assistants and how Trump has tried to change their name. I loved learning about doctors' work and how they also struggled with undergrad school. They provided resources and advice.

The speaker covered budgeting for different income levels, achieving long-term goals, and loans. I also learned how to control my social spending boundaries. I also learned about the hierachy of wealth.

The icebreaker was really interesting and made me think about the future. I learned about month 1: foundation, month 2: exposure, and month 3: execution. This was a 90-day career game plan. I also liked how there was a worksheet to reflect on.

I learned that Afolasade Adeneye is our senator for E-learning. I also learned about Mr. Carelock. How he is a financial empowerer and has multiple recognitions. I also learned about the credit program that is in the Oxon Hill, Fort Washington, and Upper Marlboro region.

I really enjoyed how they provided academic support and study resources. I also learned the chairmen name and the team.