First-Generation and Multicultural Application Bootcamp Experience

Join Assumption University, January 11-14, for a virtual application bootcamp experience, specifically designed for first-generation and/or multicultural students.

Starting Your College Search
January 11 | 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. EST
Join us to learn how to launch your college search. Admission staff will review how to begin your search and provide insight on virtually exploring colleges. The second half of the evening will include a panel featuring current Assumption students – from student-athletes to student leaders. They’ll share their search experiences, why they chose Assumption, and they’ll also answer any questions you may have!

Financing Your Education
January 12 | 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. OR 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. EST
This webinar provides an overview of the financial aid process at Assumption University. You’ll learn more about applying for financial aid, how financial aid is determined and the different types of financial aid funding.

Preparing Your College Application
January 13 | 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. EST
How do you create a winning application? Participate in a Common Application tutorial hosted by Daniel MacElveen, admission counselor, and Fabian Rivera, M.A., ’16, G ’20, guidance counselor. You’ll learn about the sections of the Common Application, how to enhance your application, and how to make your resume and essay stand out. You’ll also role play what it’s like to be an admission counselor where you choose who is admitted!

Ensure the Right Fit School For You
January 14 | 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. EST
Once admitted, you have to choose the right fit school for you. Join members of the Student Success team to learn more about the resources, activities, and support available to students. You’ll also have the opportunity to have your questions answered by our young alumni student success panel featuring:

• Shanell Cartagena ’15, G’16, Associate Director of Admission, Assumption University
• Alex Richardson ’19, Community Relations Assistant, Pawtucket/Worcester Red Sox
• Tyron Thompson ’18, Chiropractic Student and Event Staff Member for the National Basketball Association (NBA)
• Tyshawn Thompson ’18, Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student and Event Staff Member for the National Basketball Association (NBA)
• Natalie Vega, J.D., ’16, Judicial Law Clerk, Rhode Island Supreme Court