Summer Alumni 2018!



It was recently announced on the Disney Alumni Association Facebook page that they will be releasing information for Summer Alumni Program 2018 applications in a few weeks! I've applied to a summer program once before, but I ended up in a large group of people that weren't even considered because the spots filled up so quickly.

As long as the dates don't conflict with my school schedule, I'm 100% going to apply! And I somehow convinced one of my roommates from my first program to apply with me so stay tuned, this should be fun. 

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