Eva Mendoza

I learned to put myself first and then to help others. Working on how to study better what to do first then later what my priorities are and to set them first.

Going to Morgan made me open my options out and I considered having it as one of my transfer colleges. The community is good and very home based makes you fit right in.

In the mini session I learned that the website is better that on the app don’t clock in or out because it would dispute the hour back. You can’t do the same mini session twice the second one will not be counted as an hour.

Strive provides the opportunity to raise your GPA and provides 3 different groups it has elevatue, strive power circle, and strive academy they help build up leadership and help you create your own schedule to balance everything out. Creating one on one bond with the staff members help you achieve that connection to get a better opportunity to connect with other people from other schools. They also include study groups and tutoring lessons if you are struggling with education.

It was a good recap session reminded me and advised me that having a 2.0 to a 2.49 gpa still is a good standing with the scholarship. The 15 engagement hours have to be school arranged and must log the hours best way to log the hours would be the website and not the app. A consequence that will be applied would be the cut of bookstore money.

The meeting was good and gave a lot of information though I believed that the consequences are a little to harsh for anyone that might not be able to reach out in an emergency. But overall good refresh on the necessary steps to keep the scholarship.

Pretty good game to be honest quick outs from the other team they both had strong defense. Something that I believe that can be worked on would be the passes during the plays avoid any hesitation.

I got to explore the different options for dorms and that the bigger the dorm the more credits you need. I learned how about an old folk tale that if you rub statues nose before an exam it gives you good luck. It gave me a glimpse of the university experience and how different it is from college.