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Sophia A Magana

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I’m an SD native and a 2nd-year International Business student at UC San Diego with a strong interest in business and marketing. I love connecting with people through shared experiences and adventure.

I’m an SD native and a 2nd-year International Business student at UC San Diego with a strong interest in business and marketing. I love connecting with people through shared experiences and adventure.

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About Me

University of California, San Diego

Class of 2028

San Diego, CA, USA

Skills

Project management
Leadership
Time management

Interests

Social media
Fashion design
Business

My Clubs and Associations

Kappa Kappa Gamma

UCSD Snow Club

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Brands I Follow

Neon
Uber
Wet Hydration
AI Marketing
Blo Blow Dry Bar
Slate Flosser
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Interview Questions

PHX Hydration Energy

Campus Brand Ambassador (May-June)

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Link out your social profiles you use:

instagram: _sophiamagana

tiktok: meep8208

PHX Hydration Energy

Campus Brand Ambassador (May-June)

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What clubs/orgs are you part of?

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority

Snow Club

Surf Club

MICROMINT

Founding Campus Ambassador (Copy)

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What strategies would you use to spread the word about MicroMint on campus?

To spread the word about MicroMint on campus, I’d focus on making it feel social, relatable, and easy to try. Since students are more likely to join something their friends are already doing, I’d start by introducing it through small group conversations—clubs, classmates, and activity groups I’m already part of—and explain how MicroMint makes saving money feel like a team effort instead of something you have to do alone. I’d also promote it through short, engaging content on social media, like quick posts explaining how savings circles work or sharing examples of what students could save for, like trips, emergencies, or events. Hosting casual info sessions or tabling events would help people ask questions and try the practice-mode experience together. Because I’m outgoing and involved in different activities on campus, I’d use those connections to build momentum—starting with a few circles, celebrating progress publicly, and encouraging members to invite their friends so the community grows naturally

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