My name is Carter, and I am in my second year of studying Psychology at the University of Southern California. My hometown is Longmont, Colorado, and some of my hobbies are drumming, mountain biking, DJing, and solving Rubik's cubes. My college application process was a valuable learning experience, and I spent a lot of time revising my essays. Getting feedback from my teachers at school helped me improve as a writer, and I have definitely been able to use the skills I gained during the application process in my writing assignments at USC!
What are previous Jobs/Internships you have had? If yes please list Jobs/Internships
Shift Lead at Cold Stone Creamery from 2022-2025 (customer service and store maintenance responsibilites)
Are you involved in any student organizations, activities, or clubs on campus? If yes, please list the name(s) of the organization(s), activity/activities, or club(s)
I am currently a member of the Trojan Marching Band Drumline, and we perform at all of the home football games for USC. In addition, I am a member of the Trojan Knights, a service organization that volunteers to help the community both in and around the university!
Did you receive scholarships/financial aid? If yes, names of scholarships/names of financial aid
I am currently attending USC with a Presidential Scholarship, which covers half of my tuition each year. This scholarship was awarded to me by the university because of my National Merit Scholar status.
Have you received any awards to date? if yes please list awards
I was named a National Merit Scholarship recipient in my senior year of high school. To earn this award, I had to score well on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and submit an additional application (which contained a personal essay similar to the Common App personal statement).
How I Can Help
7 topicsAs your mentor, I can guide you towards the most authentic and effective expression of your personal voice in your writing. I can help with grammar, transitions, clarity, and strengthening introductions and conclusions!
With Extracurricular Exploration, I can help you find groups and activities that fit your goals and will be great additions to your college applications! As someone who has been involved in various clubs, sports, and other organizations, I have a lot of experience with extracurriculars and the part they play in the college application process.
Deciding where to apply to college can be quite a daunting task, but I can help you create a list of schools that fit your wants and needs! I would love to help you find places that you can truly thrive in, and I am ready to analyze all the details that will be important to your decisions.
Throughout my time as a high school and college student, I have been lucky enough to have mentors who have guided me and helped me achieve the goals I always dreamed of achieiving! It can be difficult to navigate all of the challenges of school alone, and I would love to pass on what my previous mentors have given to me. I can help you with anything you are struggling with, things you just want to get a second opinion on, and any questions you may have!
I can help give you a clear picture of academic life at USC and how you can navigate the transition between high school and college academics! I have experience in many different types of course topics and designs, and can recommend a lot of useful study tools to set you up for success in your classes.
I spend a lot of my time at USC socializing and building connections with others! It can be difficult to balance academics and social life, but I can provide personalized advice on how to create a healthy and balanced schedule and how to find supportive friends with whom you can have a great time.
I have lived on campus for two years at USC, and I can give you the rundown of all the pros and cons! Feel free to ask me about anything, from how to choose a roommate to whether to pick a dorm, suite, or apartment.
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Nov 14, 2025Mentor is very well-spoken and has very good advice.
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