Elvis Lojano Kevin Kudic English 110                                        Discrimination Against Hispanic Students  Throughout our country’s history there has been an unequal education system, where different types of ethnicities have received a better form of education with better qualities and materials provided compared to the Hispanic race. While researching the record of the Hispanic community I was informed that Hispanic students weren’t receiving specialized exams to proceed to a higher education and were being stereotyped from who they are. Comments made from classmates, professors and parents lowered even more the confidence of many latinos students trying to proceed in what was an unfair education system. As a latino myself I feel betrayed from…

This course has taught me how to collaborate with my classmates, especially group work and mandatory peer review. I was a student who didn’t like collaborating with my classmates and preferred independent work. This course has changed it and I feel like I have improved much more in my communication or asking for help when I needed it. My professor Kevin Kudic is an extraordinary professor. He’s a really great professor that cares for his students and loves his students. If I have a chance, I’ll retake it like his class again, but obviously I can’t because I have to proceed, but he’s an excellent professor and I’m grateful that…

Elvis Lojano English 110 Kevin Kudic 12/10/2025       My English course this semester is nothing similar to what I had in high school. This year I definitely noticed a difference compared to how it was back in high school. The material was quite more flexible and involved more major assignments, but they weren’t boring assignments, they were more engaging assignments. I’m not a person who likes writing or reading in general but when it comes to doing it, I feel like I do it exceptionally well. During English 110 I felt more connected to what I was writing with my personal life as well as being creative with my essays…

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