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From Military to College
Aldwin Verzosa
Business Major
Growing up in nearby Diamond Bar, Aldwin Verzosa became familiar with Mt. SAC through the experiences of friends and their siblings who attended here.
Upon graduating from high school, Aldwin checked out a number of colleges and discovered that Mt. SAC indeed had great resources and programs, including the state’s largest Honors Program. Click for more
Double Major at UCLA
Dante Gordon
Physics / Math Major
Since graduating in 2010, Dante Gordon has come to truly appreciate his experiences at Mt. SAC more than ever.
"My time at Mt. SAC was amazing," says Dante. "I am constantly surprised at how much more I know than a lot of people in my current classes just because I went to Mt. SAC." Click for more
Leading in Public Service
Susan Reyes
Class of ‘04
Ask alumna Susan Reyes if she is proud to have attended Mt. SAC, and you’ll hear a resounding YES! Susan is sure her life would have been very different had she attended college somewhere else.
"This was the path that was meant for me. Mt. SAC became my second home, with an enormous amount of resources." Click for more
