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Typically, mentees will be freshmen, and mentors will be juniors. Mentees are matched with mentors based on their perceived interests, majors, etc, and the relationship will be sustained for the following year. After completion of the mentorship program, mentees will have an opportunity to become mentors for the incoming freshmen class.

Jessica Ngo

Junior, Class of 2013

Major: Management

"As a mentor, I have an opportunity to meet the underclassmen and provide them guidance as well as share my experiences at Bentley. I love helping others develop their own self and be a resource in whatever area they need advice in!"

Lily Ann Montemayor

Class of 2012

  Major: IDCC

I want to make an impact. That’s why I wanted to be a mentor. As I became one, I realized I learned a lot from my mentees that I would have never learned from my peers. That’s what makes the whole mentee-mentor bond important. I’m good friends with my mentees as well as with other mentors and mentees in the program. It’s all about making lasting relationships, learning from each other, and making a difference.

Joo Han (Frank) Hyun

Sophomore, Class of 2013

Major: Accounting and American Studies

"I became a mentor to give back to Bentley Community as a thanks for helping me grow. I have been fortunate to know people I met through ALANA and ASAP and I want to help others just as others helped me."

Brian Luu

Senior, Class of 2012

Major: Marketing with an LSM in Media, Arts and Society

"Why am I a mentor: To help incoming freshman feel comfortable at Bentley. I did not have anyone to mentor me and wanted to give back to a wonderful school with so many opportunities. Also, I wanted to help out the minority students that may not be as financially sound as other students on campus. ALANA helped me make friends so I wanted to do the same for somebody else!"

Jacqueline Cheung

Senior, Class of 2012

Major: Marketing with LSM in Media, Arts and Society

"I am a mentor because I love meeting new people and helping them adjusts to college life."

Nicklena Tomlinson

Junior, Class of 2013

Major: Corporate Finance and Accounting

I decided to become a mentor because I feel it is important to have someone to turn to when having difficulties adjusting to a new environment.

Harrison Chan

Sophomore, Class of 2014

Major: Corporate Finance and Accounting

"Being an ASAP mentor has been a great way to give back while enjoying an excuse for fun social events."

Dawn Recio

Sophomore, Class of 2014

Major: Accounting with LSM in Global Perspectives

"I am a mentor because I love guiding people whenever they need guidance. Whether it is for homework, where to go for good eats, or if they just need a friend, I try to make myself available for my mentees."

Victoria Fennell

 Junior, Class of 2013

Major: Marketing and Information Design and Corporate Communication

"The transition into college life can be really tough. It makes a difference having someone that can help you throughout your first year of college and understand what you are going through"

Simon Ly

Sophomore, Class of 2014

Major: Accounting with LSM in Global Perspectives

"I chose to be a mentor because I wanted to help an incoming student adjust to college life and becoming an adult. I remember having an unofficial mentor my freshman year and I learned a lot from her. We keep in contact and often talk about life, school and career options."

 Ravi Patel

 Junior, Class of 2013

Major: Corporate Finance and Accounting

"I am a mentor because when I was a freshman who was new to campus, I had a mentor who took me under his wings and showed me the ropes. I believe that it is important to help the new students on campus who are usually overwhelmed get acquainted and feel more comfortable to the college life"

Are you about to be a Junior or Senior? Think you would make a good mentor?
Click here to apply today!

Incoming and current freshmen who are interested in the program and would like a mentor can fill out the member interest form here!

If you would like to be a part of the ASAP program please contact Nina DeAgrela, Assistant Director of the Multicultural Center.