Daniel Posada

I learned that most people go at their own pace when it comes to degrees, sometimes four years isn't the standard for some people. I also learned that an A.A.S is specifically designed to gain entry into the workforce.

Great game. Lots of ups and downs. Well played on both sides.

Good game. I enjoyed it. This is also my first visit. Hope that goalkeeper is alright.

I attended the Fall 2026 Hacker Space Meeting. The club members introduced themselves. I learned the differences between authentication and authorization. The kahoot was fun. I got 5th place.

I had the opportunity to listen in on questions regarding PGCC to UMD transfers and how it would work via MTAP and how it differs from major to major (non-leps vs leps) plus all the databases regarding what credits will apply to what umd course and whatnot. I'll definitely keep in touch with Dr. Wontae Neal once I get to the point where I am ready to transfer.

I learned that for events not posted here but still eligible for hours require more information to accurately represent the event, i.e. name, date, verifier, etc. Another key takeaway was that longer events (5 hours+) would more often than not need to be split into more than one impact as to prevent misrepresented hours.

This was my first ever refresh session. It was basically a recap of what I learned during orientation. I learned that it's important to keep up with the biweekly newsletter.

The Promise Scholarship Orientation was especially useful in clearing up some misconceptions I had in particular with how the financial aid will work. Overall it was a nice experience, you can tell they put effort into the organization.