<p>In this episode, Joseph explores Imposter Syndrome. What is it, and how does it relate to the experience of being a First-Gen? This is the first of a 3-part series following some First-Gen friends in their journeys before, during, and after college. In this episode you will hear from Karen, a recent grad from Houston’s the Awty International school and a rising freshman at Rice University.</p>

In this episode, Joseph explores Imposter Syndrome. What is it, and how does it relate to the experience of being a First-Gen? This is the first of a 3-part series following some First-Gen friends in their journeys before, during, and after college. In this episode you will hear from Karen, a recent grad from Houston’s the Awty International school and a rising freshman at Rice University.

E05: Imposter Syndrome (Part I) - A high schooler's perspective

We are first-generation college graduates that created How to College: First Gen in an effort to democratize education and information. 

You will hear from high schoolers exploring the college admissions process, college students tackling the challenges of being among the first in their families to get to college, graduates that are opening doors to opportunities a college degree can provide, and parents of first gens that may be worried about what this all means. 

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We are first-generation college graduates that created How to College: First Gen in an effort to democratize education and information. You will hear from high schoolers exploring the college admissions process, college students tackling the challenges of being among the first in their families to get to college, graduates that are opening doors to opportunities a college degree can provide, and parents of first gens that may be worried about what this all means. www.howtocollegefirstgen.org

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