Opening up our minds - you could even study the sea .... not to mention the campus is right off of the beach
Feeling All Grown and Cool on Campus
BCAL Alumni Tell It Like It Is
Learning that College IS AFFORDABLE
Congratulations Mirka!
Mirka with her acceptance letter
We are proud to announce that Mirka has been accepted into Global Potential! Mirka writes about the experience of applying to the program:
One day during BCCP, I heard about the Global Potential Program. I was very interested in it and that same day, when I went home I applied online. The application took me over an hour to fill out. Global Potential is about helping communities with low incomes in countries like the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Nicaragua. Once I filled out my application, it took a week to hear back. When they told me I was scheduled for an interview, I was so excited and also nervous because the next step was the interview. Once the day of the interview came, I was the only one dressed professionally while everybody else wore jeans. I was interviewed by 7 different people. And since there were so many students at the interview, we did a speed dating like interview. I was very nervous. I found out a week later that I got accepted. I was so happy! Now I’m going to have to face new challenges to get picked to fly overseas. For me to get picked, I need to fundraise $300, attend weekly workshops, and be very dedicated to Global Potential, but I’m ready!
Living Room
An exercise we did in class,my favorite room in my heart…
I am the happiest and at peace in this room. Its like I’m living in a memory or a distant past. I’m able to play and joke with my uncle. My grandma is giving me warm hugs and wise advice. I can smell the roses on her perfume. And the cool, fresh smell of the sea is on my uncle. We are talking and catching up. I take a step back to look at them sitting on the couch with smiles on their faces as the light shines on them. They look heavenly. I never want to leave my living room because in here the seven foot distance is nonexistent. By: Sterling Gionne
