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Student Ambassadors at Carroll Community College

Student Ambassadors help with Admissions-related events such as New Student Orientation, campus tours, Open Houses, and more. They are well versed on campus resources and share their own personal experiences about the wonderful qualities that Carroll has to offer.

The student ambassador program at Carroll is a selective scholarship program and is open to all current students who have graduated high school. If you are interested in becoming a student ambassador, please contact Lara Truitt at ltruitt@carrollcc.edu or 410-386-8409.

Meet The Student Ambassadors

Andrea Student Ambassador Carroll Community College

Andrea

Program of study: Nursing Program
Year: Second
Fun fact about yourself: I love to travel, create a positive a environment, and help my fellow classmates with any information that can help them be successful.
Favorite thing about Carroll Community College?: My favorite thing about CCC is it invest in the students mental health by providing various stations around campus for students to relax or take part in activities to help refresh their minds.
What advice would you give a prospective student?: My advice would be knowing what I know today, I would tell the student to continue their education because there is a big salary difference in having a job versus a career.

Divine Student Ambassador Carroll Community College

Divine

Program of study: Computer Graphics
Year: First
Fun fact about yourself: I’m very creative. I like to make music and art in my free time.
Favorite thing about Carroll Community College?: Their inclusivity and how much they care about the students wellbeing.
What advice would you give a prospective student?: Believe in yourself. Everyone has their own path, and it’ll all work out in the end.


Gladys Student Ambassador Carroll Community College

Gladys

Program of study: Business Administration: Accounting Concentration
Year: Second
Fun fact about yourself: I am Bilingual.
Favorite thing about Carroll Community College?:The sense of community.
What advice would you give a prospective student?: Don’t hesitate to ask for help. It’s okay to feel lost or overwhelmed; you’re not alone!

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