Outgoing UW Student & Campus Guide
Hi! My name is Marisol, and I am a current student who loves helping others feel comfortable and confident about their college journey. I am hardworking, friendly, flexible, and easy to talk to.
About me
- GenderFemale
- Current academic yearJunior
- Age19
- Admission typeAdmitted as a freshman
- Academic focusPsychology
- Personality typeExtroverted
- College experience ratingGood
Tour type
- Campus tour
- Video chat
Hometown
Vancouver, WA
Major(s)
Spanish and Social Welfare
Extracurriculars activities
- Greek life
- Club/Organization
- Job/Internship
- ROTC
- NCAA varsity sport
- Recreational sport
- Student government
- Community service
- Religious/Cultural group
- Art/Music/Performance
- Study abroad
- Other
Housing experience
- Dorm
- Off-campus house or apartment
- Fraternity or sorority house
- Home (Commuter)
- Other
Describe your college experience
My transition to college was not always easy at first. Adjusting to a new environment, managing classes, and balancing responsibilities took time. As I became more involved on campus and learned how to manage my schedule, I found my footing and gained confidence. My experience has helped me grow academically and personally, and I've enjoyed meeting people from different backgrounds and discovering opportunities that have helped me succeed.
Tip for future students
Don't be afraid to ask for help and get involved early. College can feel overwhelming at first, but most students are figuring things out as they go. Take advantage of campus resources, attend events, talk to your professors, and be open to meeting new people. Finding a routine and community can make a huge difference in your college experience.
Favorite class
Always my spanish courses because i love to talk to people and be able to share my life stories with others!
Career goals
After college, I hope to become a social worker focused on child and family services. Having firsthand experience with the system has given me a passion for supporting children and families through difficult times.
Ideal way to spend a free night
My ideal free night is spending time with family or friends, relaxing at home, or going out for a good meal and a fun activity.
High school or secondary school
Heritage High School, Vancouver, WA
Previous college
Clark College vancouver wa
Meeting point
The Statue of George Washington
