From consulting to entrepreneur, our guest Angela shares her journey finding her purpose, learning about living an authentic life, and how she now helps others realign with their own purpose.

In this episode we hear from our very own intern Destiny who transferred schools after her first year in college into a Historically Black College/University (HBCU). She tells us about why she made the decision and how the experience at a HBCU compares.

In this episode we hear from fellow first gen and parent Blanca who reflects on her educational journey and how that led to her life’s mission of helping other parents understand the college journey.

In this episode, Alejandro invites Iman to share her experiences attending a predominantly white institution and how she found spaces where she felt seen.

In January many people set goals, but how do we sustain these goals over time so that they become habits? Lilian talks about some habits that will help first gens make their journey enjoyable and sustainable post every January.

In this episode, Ginny sits down with Florida Consortium executive director to discuss how being involved on campus can benefit a student during their college journey.

In this episode, Cody sits down with three first gens to talk about their experiences as first generation college students who grew up in rural communities.

Happy National First-Generation College Student day! To celebrate we sat down with Oscar Garcia, a first gen himself who is the founder/CEO of his own consulting practice and who has been serving the first gen community throughout his career.

Our two newly appointed board members share their journey to and through college and in finding their passions with helping and mentoring students via student affairs, service, and leadership training. Tune in to learn from their wisdom and lessons learned along the way.

Yes, you can begin building wealth in your 20s! In this episode we hear from fellow first gen Sophia who discusses with us her relationship with money and what choices she has made to balance her short term needs with her long term vision of financial freedom.

Learn about how studying abroad can transform your educational experience, what it’s like, and some examples on how to go about doing it yourself.

To celebrate How to College: First Gen’s first anniversary we brought a panel of fellow founders who are also doing their part to support and give back to the first gen community.

Learn about how personal relationships and communities of support help our fellow first-gens navigate their academic, moral, and personal journeys and keep them going.