What the First?! was created by F1rst Gen @ Mason, a student organization at George Mason University. We hope to become a useful resource to other first-generation students in college.
Thank you for listening to Episode 3 of WHAT THE FIRST?!
26 Sept 2020
What the First?! | EP 2: Classes 101
Thank you for listening to Episode 2 of WHAT THE FIRST?! This was a fun one. We hope you enjoyed us discovering the best class scheduling hacks and ranting about professors. What has been YOUR worst class experience so far?!
12 Sept 2020
What the First?! | EP 1: College During A Pandemic
Welcome to F1rst Gen Mason's very first podcast! WHAT THE FIRST?!
Our first official episode touches on our thoughts, feelings, and experiences surrounding the impact of COVID-19 on student life and life in general. We hope you enjoyed listening and found some comfort in knowing that we are all in this together. It has been rough, but we got this!
6 Sept 2020
What the First?! | EP 0: Our First Podcast!
Yay! Welcome to F1rst Gen Mason's very first podcast! WHAT THE FIRST?! We hope you enjoyed and can't wait for you to see what we have in store this semester :)
F1rst Gen Mason is a student organization at George Mason University established in 2014 and is a FLIP National chapter as of 2020. Our mission is to create an educational and supportive network that will increase the retention and graduation rate of first-generation college students.
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