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Feeling FLI

by Mikayah Monique Parsons

A podcast designed to help First-Generation and Low-Income (FLI) students with their admission and transition to college, Feeling FLI consults the experts on Feeling FLI at college - the students themselves. Hosted by Mikayah Parsons, the show invites various FLI students to share their experience with any aspect of the college process. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikayah-monique-par/support

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Episodes

  1. Feeling Loved

    In this Valentine's Day exclusive episode, couple Amelie Justo-Sainz and Piero Campos discuss the ins and outs of dating while FLI - including date ideas, unexpected challenges, and advice on making the most of time with your partner while in college.

  2. Feeling Fraudulent

    Host Mikayah Parsons sits down with Amherst College sophomore Mel Arthur to discuss how performativity rears its ugly head in the college admissions process and during college even after gaining admission. For current and prospective First Generation and/or Low-Income College Students as well as...

  3. Feeling Supported

    We're joined by Amherst College freshmen Beck and Sebastian, who offer up reflections on their experiences applying to community-based organizations (CBOs), which assist diverse students in their admissions processes to various colleges. Learn more about what a community-based organization is and...

  4. Feeling Behind

    What should you be doing in the summers leading up to college to make yourself a stronger applicant for college admissions? What about once you're in college? How do you find summer opportunities? What opportunities should you look for? How do you write about underwhelming summer opportunities in...

  5. Feeling... Cold?

    We discuss the challenges and highlights of moving out of state for college, specifically to a colder climate. What should you bring? Where will you store your stuff? How cold does it get (really)? How often will you get to visit home? What's traveling like? Any tips or advice for making the...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

A podcast designed to help First-Generation and Low-Income (FLI) students with their admission and transition to college, Feeling FLI consults the experts on Feeling FLI at college - the students themselves. Hosted by Mikayah Parsons, the show invites various FLI students to share their experience with any aspect of the college process. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikayah-monique-par/support

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Mikayah Monique Parsons

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How many episodes does Feeling FLI have?

Feeling FLI currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Feeling FLI about?

A podcast designed to help First-Generation and Low-Income (FLI) students with their admission and transition to college, Feeling FLI consults the experts on Feeling FLI at college - the students themselves. Hosted by Mikayah Parsons, the show invites various FLI students to share their experience...

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Feeling FLI has 5 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Feeling FLI?

Feeling FLI is created and hosted by Mikayah Monique Parsons.
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