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  • Pamela Hampton-Garland

    Title: Owner

    Company: Scholar Bound

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    Former Admissions Officer at
    Guilford Technical Community College
    Years of Experience
    15
    Languages Spoken
    English

    Colleges I Attended
    NC A&T State University BA Psychology, MS Adult Ed. UNC Greensboro, Ph. D. Curriculum & Teaching with a Concentration on Cultural Studies
    Degrees
    Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, Doctoral Degree
    Prior Job
    Guilford Technical Community College
    Prior Title
    Academic Advisor/First Year Experience Instructor
    About Me
    I am the first of 14 children to attend college and graduate at the highest level. I have been recognized by Ebony Magazine for my skill in advising students successfully. I volunteer during the summers with Crosby Scholars advising seniors on an array of college topics, and I was the Executive Director of Senator John Edwards College for Everyone Program which assisted more than 300 students from a small town in NC attend college.

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  • Admissions Expertise

    How can students get the most out of life in the dorms?

     

    Be honest when you complete the application for roommates. Do not say you go to bed late if you don't, do not say you like to wake up early if you don't; most colleges try hard to pair students who have similar behaviors, likes and dislikes so be honest. Additionally, respect your roommate and require the same, remember that although you share this small space what is yours is yours, and what is theirs is theirs, do not "borrow/steal" without permission. If you get someone that is simply unbearable talk to housing, or request a single (you will pay more) but you can live the way you choose.




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