Sometimes, achieving academic and professional success requires making sacrifices in student and social life

The importance of building friendships within your academic field. We discuss how these friendships can enhance academic success by offering support, creating study groups, and providing different perspectives.

The episode explores the fear of the unknown, a theme that resonates with many first-generation college students.

Susie Zambrano, a trailblazer in her field, overcame the challenges of being a first-generation student to make a profound impact at Arizona Western College.

José de la Vara, a first-generation student who thought college wasn't for him, would go on to become San Luis City Prosecutor and a Yuma County legal defender.

This episode of Siendo Primero explores the unique struggles faced by first-generation students transitioning from Mexican to U.S. educational systems.

This week on Siendo Primero we discuss how different teaching methods can impact students from Mexico who are attending college in the U-S.

In this show, we discussed the importance of planning your university transfer after finishing college.

In this episode of Siendo Primero, we interview a group of independent journalists who are leading a major project to engage and empower the 36 million Latino voters in the United States.