Your attractions videos were finely detailed. Good content. Former CP here from the Spring Advantage 2020 group that had their program end due to COVID.
Just binge watched all of your Disney College program videos, as someone who never took the plunge for it I now have to live vicariously through channels like yours 😂 out of curiosity why did you stop making videos?
Haha glad to be of service 😂 I got pretty busy working during the program so didn’t make as many videos as I wanted to, and then decided to change career paths, I’m in flight attendant training right now!
Hey so you do have to be enrolled in college and taking classes and have completed at least one semester, or have just graduated college to be eligible to apply! You don’t have to take classes while you’re there if you don’t want to (though some people take one or two online classes from their college while there) and Disney doesn’t provide college classes for college credit, only some seminars and stuff that are optional!
Hey, I've been researching the DCP out of curiosity. I'm currently a high school student, but the program looks like such a unique experience. I was wondering; do people participate in the program even if they don't plan to work in the park in the future, or if it doesn't exactly align with their career goals? If the program doesn't change much, I think I'd like the life and work experience, but it's quite unnecessary as I live in Pennsylvania and depending on my college path, it doesn't look to be super beneficial. I'm just considering my options and dreams lol. Also, your videos are great! :)
Thanks!:) Yeah, I would say it’s about 50/50, some go as a start to their Disney careers and some go just for fun and for the experience! Even if you aren’t trying to work with Disney long term, I’ve heard it looks great on a resume regardless because the Walt Disney Company is a great ice breaker in an interview, and shows that you’re a solid, reliable, top tier employee even if you’re literally going into like nursing or something🤷🏻♀️ No employer is ever gonna be mad you have experience with one of the top companies in the world. Also some people just go for fun to make friends and get into the parks for free and get comp tickets and discounts, like a beneficial gap semester. Anyway, best of luck on whatever path you decide to take:)
Does the DCP help people with Severe Anxiety Disorders like, Social issues, mental health, and something that so embarrassing to say as a 30 year old, Separation From Your Parents LONG DISTANCE? 😖😖🥺🥺
There are a lot of blogs about the DCP and after watching a bunch your channel is the most well explained and informative…good work
Thank you!!☺️
Your attractions videos were finely detailed. Good content. Former CP here from the Spring Advantage 2020 group that had their program end due to COVID.
Love! ❤❤❤
Just binge watched all of your Disney College program videos, as someone who never took the plunge for it I now have to live vicariously through channels like yours 😂 out of curiosity why did you stop making videos?
Haha glad to be of service 😂 I got pretty busy working during the program so didn’t make as many videos as I wanted to, and then decided to change career paths, I’m in flight attendant training right now!
@@DareToElsewhere well congrats!
Are you still working there? Could you please make videos of other attractions to? Would be awesome.
*I looked at your videos I think it will affect more audiences with more content* _and I support it_
Wow❤❤❤❤
Where have your adventures taken you Paige?! Still in hospitality or hiking?
Hiking, yes always:) Hospitality too, I just started a new job as a United flight attendant! So lots more adventures to come :)
hey i’ve been binging your DCP videos and was curious as to if you have to be enrolled to a college or if disney provides college classes?
Hey so you do have to be enrolled in college and taking classes and have completed at least one semester, or have just graduated college to be eligible to apply! You don’t have to take classes while you’re there if you don’t want to (though some people take one or two online classes from their college while there) and Disney doesn’t provide college classes for college credit, only some seminars and stuff that are optional!
Hey, I've been researching the DCP out of curiosity. I'm currently a high school student, but the program looks like such a unique experience. I was wondering; do people participate in the program even if they don't plan to work in the park in the future, or if it doesn't exactly align with their career goals? If the program doesn't change much, I think I'd like the life and work experience, but it's quite unnecessary as I live in Pennsylvania and depending on my college path, it doesn't look to be super beneficial. I'm just considering my options and dreams lol. Also, your videos are great! :)
Thanks!:) Yeah, I would say it’s about 50/50, some go as a start to their Disney careers and some go just for fun and for the experience! Even if you aren’t trying to work with Disney long term, I’ve heard it looks great on a resume regardless because the Walt Disney Company is a great ice breaker in an interview, and shows that you’re a solid, reliable, top tier employee even if you’re literally going into like nursing or something🤷🏻♀️ No employer is ever gonna be mad you have experience with one of the top companies in the world. Also some people just go for fun to make friends and get into the parks for free and get comp tickets and discounts, like a beneficial gap semester. Anyway, best of luck on whatever path you decide to take:)
Does the DCP help people with Severe Anxiety Disorders like, Social issues, mental health, and something that so embarrassing to say as a 30 year old, Separation From Your Parents LONG DISTANCE? 😖😖🥺🥺
Are you still working there? Could you please make videos of other attractions to? Would be awesome.