Monarccast

Hija de inmigrantes.
Mi esposo es immigrante tambien, y el proceso no es fácil. Es caro, agotador y real.

Familias están siendo separadas. Esto duele.
Pero seguimos firmes por nuestra comUNIDAD.

No estás sol@. Seguimos adelante juntos. ✊🏽🦋

Daughter of immigrants.
My husband is also an immigrant, and the process is not easy. It is expensive, exhausting, and real.

Families are being separated. This hurts.
But we remain steadfast for our community.

You are not alone. We are in this together. ✊🏽🦋

Mi corazón está lleno 💖🥰

Este premio no es solo mío. Es el resultado del apoyo incondicional de mi esposo, mi familia, mis amigos y mi comunidad. Sin sus ánimos, su confianza y sus constantes recordatorios para seguir adelante, este momento no habría sido posible.

El trabajo que hago es ahora más importante que nunca, y este reconocimiento es la prueba de que apoyar a las familias y construir con un propósito marca la diferencia.

Gracias a todos los que votaron, compartieron y me animaron. Este premio también es para ustedes. ✨🦋

📚 College Terminology: Explained! When I first started navigating the college application process, I didn’t realize how much of the stress came from not knowing the language being used. So that’s why today we're breaking it down.

Here are a few key terms you’ll hear along the way — and what they actually mean.

The more familiar you are with the language of college applications, the more confident you’ll feel moving through the process. Save this for later and share it with a friend who’s applying too!

When I was in high school, I remember the frustration of trying to explain college application terms to my family in Spanish. Words like transcript, GPA, or early decision didn’t always translate easily, and I often felt caught in the middle.

That experience stuck with me and It’s one of the reasons I created Monarccast. To make college and career resources more accessible for students and families navigating this process in two languages.

This guide is for any student or parent who’s ever felt the same confusion. Save this post to reference as you work through applications and share it with someone who could use it.

One of the most common questions we hear is: “Should I take Dual Credit?” Here's what you need to know!

Remember knowing the facts is what can help you choose what’s best for your journey. 🦋

Supporting undocumented students means investing in stronger, more inclusive communities. If you've been wondering how to support our amazing undocumented students, here are practical steps you can take to make a difference. ✨

Think of FAFSA as your key to financial aid. Grants, scholarships, and loans often start here and we’re breaking it down so you know exactly what to expect. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out!

High school moves faster than you think! Don’t let important steps slip by. Whether you’re a junior exploring options or a senior ready to apply, this checklist will help you stay on track 🤍

For customized college help, visit the link in bio to explore your options!

We know the world feels heavy right now. And we know how hard it can be to focus on college planning when so much feels uncertain.

If you’re undocumented, first-gen, or navigating school with extra barriers, that weight can feel even heavier.

But here’s what we want you to hold onto:
📚 Your education is yours, no one can take it away.
📚 Your knowledge is your resistance.
📚 Your boldness is your future.

Take your time. Stay steady. Keep going. 🦋

Juniors & Seniors: it’s college fair season! ✨ College fairs are your chance to:

✨ Explore schools you may not have considered
✨ Ask admission reps your real questions
✨ Make connections that can help you stand out

Go in with an open mind, you never know which school might surprise you! 🦋