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Carlos amaya
Carlos amaya







carlos amaya

I helped her with her application, personal statement and FASFA – just like my PeerForward Writing and College Coaches did for me. I got her thinking about what she wanted to do, constantly reminding her that she was college material. PeerForward helped me see my inner worth and I wanted to return the favor to another. I motivated her to apply because I could see that her fear of failing was preventing her from succeeding. She decided that her life was complete after high school and that college was not for her. I had a friend who was unfortunately going through a rough time. With the leadership skills I acquired, I was able to fulfill my role as Peer Leader, assisting my friends as they applied to and transitioned to college, whether that be financial aid applications, credit requirements or schedule selections.ĭo you have a specific example of how you were able to help a student or peer get to college?

carlos amaya

I started Florida International University (FIU) just two weeks after graduating, and managed to sort out my financial aid and select my classes with ease. I had the know-how to navigate financial aid forms and felt more confident in sessions with my school’s college advisor. With guidance from PeerForward I was prepared to handle my college application process from beginning to end. How did PeerForward help you prepare for college? How has being a Peer Leader influenced your college experience? I went in expecting nothing and came out with lessons that paved the road to my college graduation. PeerForward’s faith in me opened my eyes to my own self-worth. The warm welcome and energy of the Alumni Leaders allowed me to be comfortable and open to the experience the constant reassurance from my College Coach that I would be a great asset to any college campus motivated me. Every aspect of the Workshop helped me immensely and was worth more than I can ever repay. At the time, I didn’t believe that I could afford college or be good enough to be accepted to one. I was more than happy to go, because I didn’t even have my own plan after graduation. I attended my PeerForward Summer Workshop at the University of Miami in 2009. When did you become a part of PeerForward? If you attended a Summer Workshop, please share your experience. PeerForward alumni have followed many career paths and found much success.









Carlos amaya