ASA College : Community Outreach

03/07/2021

working in the admissions dept, assisting the Director in phone calls, text messages, letters, social media campaigns to promote admissions recruitment. Creole and French speaking a plus. 35 hours a week

09/27/2018

Classes start Oct 9th. There are still spaces left. Go Morning, Afternoon, Evening, weekends, and even online for some programs. Mix and match according to your schedule!

08/06/2018

What made you choose ASA?
ASA college is convenient for me because I live in Brooklyn. I love teachers and mainly the criminal justice program.
What is the best advice one of your professors gave you?
Go for it if you have the drive and want to go to school and Stay consistent and stay focused!
Michelle Telesfore, Criminal Justice Major.

08/03/2018

https://www.society19.com/25-apps-every-college-student/

There are a lot of apps for college students. Here are the top apps for college students that our student editors picked from all the apps they use. These are the best apps every college students need for their next semester!

08/02/2018

Alumni Appreciation Thursday:

Today, we like to dedicate this post to Fidel, a hardworking recent graduate who majored in Criminal Justice!

What made you choose ASA?

“Honestly it’s a good college, good people, and it seemed like the easiest way to pave a clear path to what you want and your future.”

What’s something interesting about your life?

“My upbringing has shaped me into who I am. ASA definitely helped me take adult me to the next level. And to make that a little more clear my upbringing was hard because i was being raised by a single mother. This made me want to succeed. To want to be the best possible version of myself I can be. So when i new I entered into asa college it would be hard to get to where I wanted to get to. However it was the first step in a very, very long line of things important to do.”

How did asa help you guys look for a job and get a job after?

“They have a excellent internship program and that would give you a good starting point for the skills you need if its something like criminal justice whether its in medical assistant or whether its for phlebotomy.Ones you’ve gotten that internship downpack when you go for the actual job they tend to make thing tricky when it comes to the interview but if you know what you’re doing and you have a goal in mind you just have to listen to what your adviser says and you’ll get a job it ,might not be what you expect it may take two or three times but you will get a job.”

08/01/2018

What’s Up Wednesday:
We loved hearing what our students had to say at their graduation, and we want to share it with you!

Khayde Ann Dolphy, 25, Nursing Graduate

On her favorite professor:
“When I had my exit interview with her, she literally went over my resume with me, made changes....made it look pretty! Basically so that it’s ready for an employer.”

Khayde Ann’s advice to current and potential students:

“Remember how hard you worked for your degree.”

“Always take a break. Because when you’re a nurse, it’s a compassionate field. If you’re going into it for the money it’s gonna be very hard to do work. You’re gonna feel like you’re not paid enough. So you have to have compassion for your patients. Think of that person as someone you love because then you’ll always give exceptional care.”

“You have to grind. You have to dig deep. You have to remember why you’re doing it…You can never give up on yourself. You are worth this degree.”

08/01/2018

Following new legislation passed in Idaho and Utah, public breastfeeding is now officially protected by the law no matter where you are. We at ASA believe there is no argument that breast milk is the gold standard of nutrition, and that nursing mothers should not be restricted to restrooms. By increasing the rate of breastfed infants in the US, women can prevent 823,000 infant deaths and 20,000 maternal deaths every year, as only can.

08/01/2018

Wednesday motivation.