"Mendoza says graduating will be his proudest moment so far, though it's still 18 days away. He looks forward to seeing his family and friends come and celebrate—it's a celebration for them, honoring their commitment and dedication to him."
"He credits the school's hands-on approach with opening doors to many different opportunities: the school knows who you are and what your dreams, goals, and aspirations are, and on top of that, how to set you up for that."
"Mendoza takes full advantage of the resources Roc Nation provides and hopes future attendees will do the same. He advises, 'Don't say no too often. If you have boundaries, it's okay to enforce them, but if you're on the fence, just say yes.'"
Mendoza is set to graduate from the Roc Nation School at LIU Brooklyn, viewing this achievement as a celebration of his family's support. He serves as Chief Sports Editor for the campus newspaper and has gained industry experience through internships with CBS Sports and others. Mendoza emphasizes the importance of humility and credits the school's hands-on approach for opening doors to opportunities. He encourages future students to embrace opportunities and network, believing that one chance can lead to multiple possibilities.
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