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Admissions counseling For multicultural applicantsWestern Oregon University recognizes that individuals from ethnic and racially diverse backgrounds many times have questions and concerns related to the admissions process, campus life and financial aid. Western Oregon University admissions counselors will assist students from from underrepresented minority groups with understanding and overcoming potential obstacles in the admissions process.
My name is Andrea Arce
I am the Multicultural Recruitment Admissions Counselor here at Western Oregon University. I recently graduated from WOU in June of 2008 with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science and a minor in Spanish. I spent five amazing years at WOU to complete this degree and took advantage of the many wonderful opportunities that college life offers. I never thought attending a four year university was in my future, but I luckily had a great counselor who believed in me and helped me along the way. After applying for just about every scholarship that I got a hold of, I was successful. Being a first generation college student I didn’t know what to expect when coming to school, but once I got here and found the many resources available on campus to help me succeed, I was able to quickly adjust to the new lifestyle. I graduated from JFK High School in Mt. Angel where I grew up most of my life. I think the coolest thing about my time at WOU was my study abroad experiences. I was fortunate enough to study in both Australia and Mexico. I have a passion for assisting at-risk, underrepresented youth, I understand the difficulty and apprehension that comes with going to college, but once you are in, it can be a piece of cake if you work hard. It is all up to you what you make of it. So please, understand that college has tons of benefits and can be tons of fun so ask lots of questions and make your future truly yours. Andrea Arce’s counties: serves every county, with a speciality in Washington county Assists: Multicultural and first-generation applicants
Contact me: 503-838-8193
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Western Oregon University recognizes the key role that a diverse campus community plays in creating a broader learning environment and community for all students, faculty and staff. The university actively seeks individuals from different backgrounds which include socioeconomic, ethnic/racial, physical ability, academic and geographic (rural/urban, out of state and international).
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