College from A to Z (with Annie and Zinnie)

The sixth guest on our podcast is Jenniviv Bansah, a sophomore from Ghana at Cornell University majoring in Hotel Administration. In this episode, Jennivi shares about her experience as a transfer student, Cornell’s social climate, and she encourages you to seek discomfort.

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Sorry y’all for the pause in programming due to coronavirus but we are BACK! The fifth guest on our podcast is Britney Ngaw, a sophomore from Toronto, Canada at New York University majoring in Film and Business. In this episode, Britney gives us her take on being a college student in the epicenter of the coronavirus and why you should sit next to random people on park benches.

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Hailee Cooper is a sophomore from Montgomery, Texas majoring in Corporate Communications at the University of Texas. She is also a student-athlete who plays golf and has aspired to be a professional golfer since the age of 9. In this episode, Hailee talks about the best vacations playing golf tournaments has taken her, when is the best time to ask your parents for money, and spreading the kindness.

The third guest on our podcast is Shanthi Ramakrishna a freshman from Florida, Orlando at Johns Hopkins University majoring in International Studies. In this episode, Shanthi tells about how she started her own social enterprise, what success means to her, and privilege.

The third guest on our podcast is Shanthi Ramakrishna a freshman from Florida, Orlando at Johns Hopkins University majoring in International Studies. In this episode, Shanthi tells about how she started her own social enterprise, what success means to her, and privilege.

The second guest on our podcast is Benjamin Wong a sophomore from Jericho, New York at Vanderbilt University majoring in Human and Organizational Development and Molecular and Cellular Biology. In this episode, Ben answers questions like “What is consulting?” and talks about studying abroad, and most importantly, the food at Vanderbilt.

Kicking-off our first ever episode is Joseph Delamerced a sophomore from Cincinnati, Ohio at Brown University majoring in Education and Health. Joseph is in Brown’s Program in Liberal Medical Education which is an eight-year program that admits him to Brown University’s medical school. In this episode, Joseph talks about making friends in college, why medicine, the Ivy League clout, and The Bachelor.

The first guest on our podcast is Benjamin Wong a sophomore from Jericho, New York at Vanderbilt University majoring in Human and Organizational Development and Molecular and Cellular Biology. In this episode, Ben shares his advice on how to get into a lab, career options for science students that do NOT include being a doctor, and college in general.