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What's My Why?
Monica Britton-West was born and raised in New York, living most of her life in Nassau County, Long Island where she attended elementary, middle and high school. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University at Albany (NY). While at UA she served as a Student Assistant and Resident Assistant, had a work study position for two of her four years, volunteered as a news reporter for the campus radio station, wrote for the monthly news-zine for African American students and, joined a sorority.
Black Girl On Campus (BGOC) is here to help African-American girls & young women who will be first -generation college students win! My goal is simple, to provide the necessary tools that make a difference in the eyes of the admissions teams at universities, navigate the college landscape with ease and take everything you’ve learned upon graduation & create a career path where you’ll make a difference, have an impact and live the life you dream of.
BGOC IS THE PLACE TO HELP YOU #PREPARE2WIN
What/Who is BGOC?
Any African-American girl who will be/is a first-generation college student and needs a community to help her realize her dreams.
Work With Me!
My curriculum is structured to shatter the traditional soft skills to encourage participants to have an active role in their success.
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The place to get updates and information you need about college prep, college life, life after college, scholarships, musings from me & more!
Are you the Parent/Teacher of Black girls in High School (or) a College Administrator?
The path to college, in college & preparing to graduate college entering the real world can be a bumpy one when you're not sure what you're doing. BGOC is here to eliminate the overwhelm.
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