Helping Students through their College Application Process
As a College Advisor, my goal is to not only support my students in the college application process but alsoRead More…
Read More…Yendy Rebollo
Yendy Rebollo is an independent, low-income, first-generation, undocumented or rather DACA-mented, woman of color navigating higher education at the University of California Berkeley. She has been an independent student since her senior year of high school, when she ran away from her abusive parents. It is in that same year, Yendy became a published writer with Lacomadre.org. Yendy is currently double majoring in Ethnic Studies and Comparative Literature with a Minor in Education. She strives to attend law school as soon as she is finished with her Bachelor’s degree.
Posts by Yendy:
How my Last Fall Semester Went at UC Berkeley
Last semester was such a rollercoaster for me… but isn’t every semester in some way a rollercoaster? I’d like toRead More…
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How Working on My Mental Health Empowered me to Share my Story with You
The past few years have been a roller coaster for my mental health. I’ve lived between gaining independence, isolating myself,Read More…
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In-Person Learning at UC Berkeley in a Covid-19 World
Hello, hello wonderful people! As some of you know or have even experienced, schools and universities across the country areRead More…
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How I Grew Through my Junior Year of College
Spring semester and the end of my third year of college can be summed up by a quote by ChineseRead More…
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Piecing Myself Back Together: My First Semester Online
This semester contained some of the heaviest meltdowns of my college career. I’d always heard junior year was the hardest,Read More…
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Reflections on My First Semester at Cal as an Independent, Undocumented LGBTQ+ WOC
This semester consisted of mental breakdowns, espresso shots at 3:00 AM, panic attacks, tears, ramen as the only meal forRead More…
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