
Ashanti Cuthrell
Admission Counselor
FL (Southern), NY (Upstate), PA, Puerto Rico & US Territories
Hometown: Winston-Salem, NC
Education: B.A., Psychology, East Carolina University
What’s your favorite location on campus that’s not on our tour? The newly renovated Burial Ground Memorial.
Best D-hall creation or food item? The meatballs at the Greek Bar @ Provisions 804 Special are FIRE!!!! But you can't go wrong with a good panini from our deli.
Where on campus do you feel most energized? In 8:15 at Boatwright in the middle of class change.
Favorite music genre? 70s-00s R&B
If you could go back to college and major in a different subject, what would you pick? Sports Management or Public Relations. Towards the end of my academic career, I noticed my love for sports and the avenues that surrounds it so I think it would be cool to go back and see where that would take me.
What advice would you give to students going through the college search process? When you're visiting schools, don’t be afraid to ask about what really matters to you. Of course academics are important, but it’s just as key to get a feel for the social scene. Finding a school that fits both your academic and social vibe can make it easier to adjust and feel like you truly belong. This place will be your home for the next four years.
Hometown: Winston-Salem, NC
Education: B.A., Psychology, East Carolina University
What’s your favorite location on campus that’s not on our tour? The newly renovated Burial Ground Memorial.
Best D-hall creation or food item? The meatballs at the Greek Bar @ Provisions 804 Special are FIRE!!!! But you can't go wrong with a good panini from our deli.
Where on campus do you feel most energized? In 8:15 at Boatwright in the middle of class change.
Favorite music genre? 70s-00s R&B
If you could go back to college and major in a different subject, what would you pick? Sports Management or Public Relations. Towards the end of my academic career, I noticed my love for sports and the avenues that surrounds it so I think it would be cool to go back and see where that would take me.
What advice would you give to students going through the college search process? When you're visiting schools, don’t be afraid to ask about what really matters to you. Of course academics are important, but it’s just as key to get a feel for the social scene. Finding a school that fits both your academic and social vibe can make it easier to adjust and feel like you truly belong. This place will be your home for the next four years.