Jewel Jones

The mini session was informative; I learned how to cancel registrations and how to add my personal email to my account.

The virtual transfer fair was nice; I spoke to representatives at Coppin State University, Towson University, and Salisbury University. With Coppin, I learned a lot about the programs they offer. When I spoke to the representative at Towson, I learned about student life and the Transfer Tiger Pact.

I attended the virtual transfer fair, and I enjoyed it because I was able to speak to representatives at Frostburg State University and University of Maryland, Baltimore County. I was able to learn about scholarships that they offer for transfer students and events.

I attended the Career Literacy presentation and learned more about myself and the type of career I would want. I also learned that when deciding on a career plan, it is important to think about my values, interests, and skills.

I went to the Alzheimer’s Awareness presentation, and I learned about the signs of Alzheimer's and how it impacts people that have it.

Attending the refresh session reminded me of the requirements of the Promise Scholarship.

I took the career survey, and I was able to answer questions regarding my experiences at Prince Georges Community College.

The end of the semester meeting was informative. I was able to be reminded of the academic and engagement requirements.

I really liked restocking the Owl Market; it was fun and easy to do.

After attending the pathway presentation, I now know about the different types of degrees and their pathways.