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Karina Navarro

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Karina Navarro

Karina Navarro

  • 2017 Cohort
  • Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska
  • High School: Omaha South High School

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Senior Reflections

Where do you see yourself in 20 years?

I hope to be out of Omaha in 20 years and continue to work as an accountant. My goal is to travel the world and I hope in 20 years I have explored at least 20 different places in the world (assuming I take a trip every year). I see myself having a family and hopefully own a home. In 20 years, I hope to fulfill my life-long dreams. I also see myself being in a position enjoying life and continue to grow as an individual and professionally.

What experiences have been most valuable to you in the Scholars Academy?

The most valuable experience was having the opportunity to have a mentor throughout my college experience. If I was not in the program it would have been difficult to find mentors in the industry and learn from their experience and advice. Throughout my four years, every mentor had a different impact on me. Because I am a first-generation student most of the topics were very new to me and my mentors provided insight that I would not received elsewhere.

What advice do you have for current Scholars?

My advice for the current Scholars is to enjoy college, step outside of your comfort zone. Once you step out of your comfort zone you will have amazing experiences and meet people that will change your life. My next advice is to take advantage of all the opportunities that the Scholar Academy provides as well as the resources that are available on campus. Last but not least take care of yourself; college can be stressful and finding ways to keep you going are important.

Who is the person who has influenced you the most?

As a first-generation student there has been many people that have influenced me especially during my time during college. If I had to choose one person who influenced me the most is my family. They motivate me to push through each semester and push me to do my best. I am grateful for them because I strive to finish strong in school.

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Senior Reflections

Where do you see yourself in 20 years?

I hope to be out of Omaha in 20 years and continue to work as an accountant. My goal is to travel the world and I hope in 20 years I have explored at least 20 different places in the world (assuming I take a trip every year). I see myself having a family and hopefully own a home. In 20 years, I hope to fulfill my life-long dreams. I also see myself being in a position enjoying life and continue to grow as an individual and professionally.

What experiences have been most valuable to you in the Scholars Academy?

The most valuable experience was having the opportunity to have a mentor throughout my college experience. If I was not in the program it would have been difficult to find mentors in the industry and learn from their experience and advice. Throughout my four years, every mentor had a different impact on me. Because I am a first-generation student most of the topics were very new to me and my mentors provided insight that I would not received elsewhere.

What advice do you have for current Scholars?

My advice for the current Scholars is to enjoy college, step outside of your comfort zone. Once you step out of your comfort zone you will have amazing experiences and meet people that will change your life. My next advice is to take advantage of all the opportunities that the Scholar Academy provides as well as the resources that are available on campus. Last but not least take care of yourself; college can be stressful and finding ways to keep you going are important.

Who is the person who has influenced you the most?

As a first-generation student there has been many people that have influenced me especially during my time during college. If I had to choose one person who influenced me the most is my family. They motivate me to push through each semester and push me to do my best. I am grateful for them because I strive to finish strong in school.

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Senior Reflections

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