For the finale, I know registration is coming up next week, so I wanted to walk you through some considerations you should make when crafting a school schedule. For advice on how to specifically choose your classes and find out…
Applying to transfer from two-year community colleges to four-years as an undergraduate student is surprisingly different from applying to college out of high school. As I finish up the application process myself, I wanted to discuss the things I've learned…
This week I'm taking you on a little tour to places around the Rockville campus that I personally love to visit, such as food, groceries, and other establishments. MC Voices has given me a unique opportunity to speak to a…
This week, I met up with Kaila to discuss the responsibility you have for yourself. Hope you guys enjoy the collab! Her video will be coming out soon, so be sure to check that one out too. :)
When it comes to your projects, goals, or skills you want to learn: stop talking, just do. Stop stalling and start making things happen. Today I wanted to talk a bit about some mindset changes I've made in the past…
This week, I want to make some comparisons between OneDrive and Google Drive and talk about how I made my cloud storage space choice. Read more about how to use your Office 365 account to its full potential here http://mcblogs.montgomerycollege.edu/itprojects/office365/…
MC, you're in for a treat today: a long video about food. Meal prep with me for the week and enjoy the sights and sounds of delicious munchies. By the way, that's not your computer, my close angle shot had…
I got the opportunity last December to pay a visit to the Bethesda office in Rockville, and see how the magic happens! Although most of it is top secret and not suitable for a camera to lay eyes (or lens)…
Time to get real this week, MC. Do you find it hard to meet people and make friends? I get that vibe around campus. I wanted to discuss that with you all. Let me know what you think. Have you experienced…
Today I discuss the different options you have for getting your books for the semester, as well as a few warnings. Remember that your financial aid can cover your books in some situations, so be sure to check on that!