Admitn' It

In this week's episode D and Netty talk a little bit about the holidays, application deadlines being extended, admission decisions, and more. D provides some wise nuggets reflecting on her year, and per usual Netty drops some hints about her upcoming mixtape. D and Netty will also make a big announcement about the show's production. Tune in now!

Gobble Gobble! It’s not quite Thanksgiving yet, but Netty and D are excited to share their plans to celebrate virtual holidays and practice self-care while getting away. Take some time to think about what the holiday may look like for you this year and possibly even where you want to getaway! P.s. students don’t forget to submit your college applications preferably before you go back for seconds this Thanksgiving. Audio Engineer: BigTimboe

With COVID- 19 being so fluid, we recognize that getting prepared for college looks much different than it did before, and as a parent helping your student navigate this process is a little more difficult, and not at all what you signed up for. Admitn’ It is here to help, but first let us help you! Dear parents, just because we love you doesn’t mean we won't come for you! On this week’s episode of Admitn’ it we talk about the difference between a helicopter parent and a lawnmower parent, and discuss ways you can be a supportive parent without compromising your child's independence! Tune in now on this week’s episode of Admitn’ It!

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Audio Engineer: BigTimboe

Two words. Zoom Fatigue. You may not be there yet, but allow us to give you some helpful tips on how to combat it. In this episode we discuss different ways to be engaged in your virtual classroom as well as feel more energized after the day is over. We're all in this together! So let us help you out!

Welcome back to VIRTUAL school. While this is not the school year we all wanted or even imagined, its the one we got and we have to make the best of it! In this episode we talked about preparing yourself for virtual classes, turning your camera on in zoom presenting, Fall 2021 app season and we debated whether or not D would get a bayang!

Tune in now! Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram: @admitnit , like us on facebook: Admitn’ It, and you can send any questions, suggestions, or fanmail to: [email protected]!

Sometimes life takes unforeseen turns, opens up doors you never knew existed, out of opportunities you didn’t even know you wanted. In this episode, you get to hear from Netty’s college Volleyball coach, what it was like for her being a student-athlete, how she became a coach, and what she does to help prepare her student-athletes for life post sports.

Tune in now! Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram: @admitnit, like us on Facebook: Admitn’ It, and you can send any questions, suggestions, or fan mail to [email protected]!

The founder of the Black College Expo didn’t know that HBCU’s existed when she was applying to college, and out of this lack of knowledge she created an entire expo full of resources and career opportunities highlighting black institutions of higher education so that students are exposed to all of their options when applying to college.

In this episode find out a little more about Dr. Price's career, life work, passion and how her purpose is connected to HBCUs.

Tune in now! Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram: @admitnit , like us on facebook: Admitn’ It, and you can send any questions, suggestions, or fanmail to: [email protected]!

Audio Engineer: Levi Williams

On this week's episode we talk about everything from credit scores,mixtapes, musicals, and getting accepted to an HBCU with The Director of Admissions from an HBCU. You’ll find out why affirmative action is important, what it really looks like when applying it to admissions and if Dominique would rather lose all his pictures or money. Tune in now to this week’s episode of Admitn it!

ACA 5 - The California Constitution, pursuant to provisions enacted by the initiative Proposition 209 in 1996, prohibits the state from discriminating against, or granting preferential treatment to, any individual or group on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in the operation of public employment, public education, or public contracting. The California Constitution defines the state for these purposes to include the state, any city, county, public university system, community college district, school district, special district, or any other political subdivision or governmental instrumentality of, or within, the state. This measure would repeal these provisions. The measure would also make a statement of legislative findings in this regard.

Audio Engineer: Levi Williams

While this week we were scheduled to talk about life post sports with Meika Wagner, we not only wanted to but we needed to talk about our experiences as black women navigating white spaces. We remember the times we were first called a nigger and Meika talks about her experiences of being black and abroad, and allows us to see a different perspective of being a black woman when you're not in America. While this conversation was not planned it was very necessary, and we were so honored to be able to unpack our experiences and heal together. Tune in now!

Homecoming isn’t a game, it's a family reunion. -Cheriss May.

On this week's episode Netty and D get the opportunity to interview a photographer/ photo journalist/ Howard alumni and dope human Cheriss May. They gain more insight on what photos mean to her, what it’s like being a photographer, and you'll even get to hear some funny stories about Netty at Howards Homecoming. You won’t want to miss this episode. Tune in Now!

Audio Engineer: Levi Williams

Audio Engineer: Levi Williams