Applying to College as a First-Generation & Neurodivergent Student
About the Event
This three-session workshop aims to help first-generation and neurodivergent students navigate the college journey from start to finish. Throughout the process, we cover the application process, organization, and finding the right college fit.
In this studio, we’ll explore what makes a personal statement memorable. Participants will practice writing strong. authentic opening lines and lean how to use their voice to tell a compelling story.
Sarah Schultz
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Speakers
Camilla Rodriguez is a high school senior in California. She enjoys crocheting and reads a variety of authors and genres…
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