Hosted by Laredo College · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 37 episodes
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Laredo College Student Stories gives you a front-row seat to the journeys, challenges, and triumphs of our students. From balancing classes and work to achieving personal goals, each episode showcases the unique voices and experiences that make up the Laredo College community. Hear firsthand how students are turning their dreams into reality.
Laredo College hosts Laredo College Student Stories, a education show with 37 episodes published.
In this episode of Student Stories , Regina Renteria shares how her path changed from studying history to discovering a passion for dental care. After enrolling in Laredo College’s Dental Assistant program through Contin
Paola Castro, a student at Laredo College, began dancing at six years old in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. She was accepted into the prestigious Joffrey Ballet School Summer Intensive and has now been invited to join its year-ro
Marine veteran Gabriel Guerra is graduating this semester with an Associate Degree in Electronic Technologies from Laredo College. After gaining leadership skills in the Marines, he’s continuing his education and plans t
Jack Keefer shares the journey that led him to Laredo and proves that it’s never too late to pursue an education. At 71, the U.S. Army veteran and first-generation student earned his Associate of Arts and delivered the F
Marco Carrillo is a Physical Therapist Assistant student at Laredo College. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Laredo since age 10, he grew up playing trumpet and always knew he wanted to help others. While earning his ba
Lizette Peña, who already holds an associate degree, recently began the Vocational Nursing program at Laredo College. She hopes to become a registered nurse and work in pediatrics or the NICU. Even after just a few month
Radiologic Technology student Ivan Vasquez credits the LEAPS program for helping him find his path after being unsure what to study. Through LEAPS, he has completed undergraduate research projects and traveled to confere
After a rough first semester, Daniel Teniente turned things around with encouragement from his parents. Now on track to earn his associate degree, he’s working toward his goal of qualifying for the fire academy, a path t
Pedro Rueda reflects on how the COVID years shaped his outlook on education and connection. After missing his 9th grade year on campus, he learned to adapt, grow, and regain confidence in himself. Now preparing to gradua
After earning her associate degree in 2007, Elizabeth Martinez had to put college on hold. She returned 15 years later through Adult Education courses, earning certificates in bookkeeping and payroll, and soon gained the
Maria Figueroa, from Nuevo Laredo, began school in the U.S. at Cigarroa High where she learned English for the first time. Now in LC’s Honors Program, she’s preparing to graduate in December and transfer to TAMIU. Inspir
Axel Tamez Rodriguez is attending college in the U.S. for the first time at Laredo College after growing up in Nuevo Laredo. He’s been playing piano since childhood, though he admits he’s a little rusty these days. With
Orientation leader Akemi Nakazono shares her journey from switching schools between Nuevo Laredo and Laredo to attending a university in Denton. She reflects on lessons learned, overcoming challenges, and how her experie
Norma Maisonet returned to college after several years and will soon graduate from LC’s BASORGL program. Originally from Hebbronville, she says the program feels like family—and she’s keeping a promise to her mom to earn
After graduating during the COVID shutdown, Manny Escobedo took a break but returned to Laredo College after realizing the importance of getting an education. Now a full-time student and member of the national champion E
After starting at TAMIU, Jonathan “Boogie” Nieto found his stride at Laredo College. Now close to finishing his Electrician Certification, he plans to pursue a business degree. As captain of LC’s national champion Valora
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Natalie Flores moved to Laredo in high school and found her path at LC. Now she’s preparing to transfer and pursue a business degree with plans to work in hospitality and tourism.
Ten years after high school, Priscilla Arispe started at LC, earning her associate degree and continuing in the BASORGL program. A mother, business owner, and advocate, she’s driven to help others — and dreams of running
After losing her father during the COVID pandemic, Ariella Rodriguez found the strength to continue her education with the support of close friends. Now at Laredo College, she’s pursuing criminal justice and hopes to bec
Roxanne Jimenez has already earned her associate degree from Laredo College and is now setting her sights on the BASORGL program. Once shy, she credits her campus involvement with helping her break out of her shell. Roxa
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