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Maya ’25


November 15, 2023

How to Start the College Search as a First Gen Student

I’ve always known that I would go to college despite having parents without college degrees. This dream of pursuing higher education was an abstract idea with no concrete understanding of what the process would truly entail. My peers could utilize their parents’ college experiences, yet my mom could only offer her support since she was […]

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October 3, 2023

Meet Maya Garcia ’25

Hi there! I’m Maya, a junior from Seattle, WA. I’m majoring in Politics and minoring in Middle East and North Africa Studies. Outside of class, I’m involved in the Prison Abolition club and Watu Weusi, the affinity group for Black students. Throughout most of my college application process, I was unsure of what I wanted, […]

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November 8, 2022

My Core Experience

  The Core program is designed to give students an interdisciplinary approach to the humanities. This is achieved through a three-semester sequence with an overarching theme taught through the lens of several different disciplines. Every Core sequence follows a new theme. In past years it’s been topics such as violence or community, but for my […]

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October 9, 2022

Why Scripps?

After four years at a small all-girls high school, I was certain that I did not want to apply to a women’s college. I worried that I wouldn’t be prepared to assert myself confidently post-grad when navigating male dominated spaces if I attended a women’s college. Feeling empowered through my community was something that I […]

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September 16, 2022

Meet Maya ’25

Hi there! I’m Maya, a sophomore from Seattle, WA. I’m planning to major in Politics and minor in Economics or Africana studies. I’m a first-generation college student, and other than my involvement in admissions, I’m a part of the ÎåÔÂÌìÊÓÆµPre-Law society. Outside of class, you can find me crocheting or working on the re-election […]

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