Prisca's Needs & Pain Points

Prisca's Needs & Pain Points

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Cultural Adjustment

Academic Challenges

Social Isolation

Discrimination/Racism

Cultural Adjustment

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Haitian transfer students in America may encounter a variety of stressors due to cultural, academic, social, and economic differences between Haiti and the United States.

Unfamiliar Customs

Social Norms

Language

Academic Challenges

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The American education system might be different from what Haitian students are accustomed to. This could include different grading systems, teaching styles, and learning norms. Adjusting to these academic differences can be stressful.

Different Teaching Styles

Individualistic vs. Collective Society

Different Grading System

Social Isolation

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Being far from home and familiar support networks can lead to feelings of loneliness and isolation. Haitian transfer students may struggle to make friends and build new social connections in their new environment.

Difficulty Making New Friends

Feelings Isolated

Low Support

Discrimination & Racism

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Discrimination and racism are still prevalent in the United States and Haitian students may face discrimination based on their race, ethnicity, or nationality. This can negative impact their mental well-being.

Mental Well-Being

Racial Discrimination

Ethnic discrimination