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In this episode, Estrella interviews Angie, a first-generation graduate student, who shares her inspiring journey through academia as a Latina. They discuss the importance of family support, the challenges of navigating graduate school, and the balance between work and studies. Angie emphasizes the need for community support for undocumented individuals and offers valuable advice for future generations of Latinas, including the importance of self-care and financial planning.
This episode is sponsored by the Western Governors University School of Business, where accessible, flexible, and accredited online degrees help first-gen students and working professionals, reach their career goals.
#wguschoolofbusiness #wguspeedofbusiness
Takeaways
-Angie's journey is shaped by her family's support, especially her mother.
-The importance of financial independence is highlighted through personal experiences.
-Graduate school can be a different experience compared to undergraduate studies.
-Building a community in academia is crucial for first-generation students.
-Self-advocacy in the workplace can lead to better support for education.
-Engaging with the undocumented community is essential during challenging times.
-Taking care of mental health is as important as academic success.
-Studying abroad can provide invaluable experiences and perspectives.
-Starting financial planning early can help build generational wealth.
-Empowerment through education is key for Latinas to break generational cycles.
AND MORE
We can't wait for you to tune in!
Abrazos,
Estrellita
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Learn more about WGU School of Business: wgu.edu/business
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In this episode, Estrella interviews Angie, a first-generation graduate student, who shares her inspiring journey through academia as a Latina. They discuss the importance of family support, the challenges of navigating graduate school, and the balance between work and studies. Angie emphasizes the need for community support for undocumented individuals and offers valuable advice for future generations of Latinas, including the importance of self-care and financial planning.
This episode is sponsored by the Western Governors University School of Business, where accessible, flexible, and accredited online degrees help first-gen students and working professionals, reach their career goals.
#wguschoolofbusiness #wguspeedofbusiness
Takeaways
-Angie's journey is shaped by her family's support, especially her mother.
-The importance of financial independence is highlighted through personal experiences.
-Graduate school can be a different experience compared to undergraduate studies.
-Building a community in academia is crucial for first-generation students.
-Self-advocacy in the workplace can lead to better support for education.
-Engaging with the undocumented community is essential during challenging times.
-Taking care of mental health is as important as academic success.
-Studying abroad can provide invaluable experiences and perspectives.
-Starting financial planning early can help build generational wealth.
-Empowerment through education is key for Latinas to break generational cycles.
AND MORE
We can't wait for you to tune in!
Abrazos,
Estrellita
-Subscribe to The Cafecito con Estrellita Newsletter for your Scholarship freebie!
-Instagram: cafecitoconestrellita
-Tik Tok: cafecitoconestrellita
-Twitter: cafeconestrella
-LinkedIn: Estrella Serrato
-Looking for community, accountability, and 1-1 support?: Work with me
Learn more about WGU School of Business: wgu.edu/business

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