Feel like you relatemore with first genpeers compared tonon-first genpeers.Feel like youare makingyour familyproudIndependentFelt lost innavigatingsystemsFeltaloneWent toprofessorofficehoursGot loston firstday ofinstructionFeel pressuretoexcel/performacademicallyHave used morethan 3 resourcecenters/programson campusFeelcomfortableasking forhelpHad tofigure outFAFSA onyour ownParticipatedin a summercollege prepcourseHard forparents tounderstandyourexperiencesMy familyrelies onmeFREEFeltimpostersyndromeFeel like you relatemore with first genpeers compared tonon-first genpeers.Feel like youare makingyour familyproudIndependentFelt lost innavigatingsystemsFeltaloneWent toprofessorofficehoursGot loston firstday ofinstructionFeel pressuretoexcel/performacademicallyHave used morethan 3 resourcecenters/programson campusFeelcomfortableasking forhelpHad tofigure outFAFSA onyour ownParticipatedin a summercollege prepcourseHard forparents tounderstandyourexperiencesMy familyrelies onmeFREEFeltimpostersyndrome

First Gen Experiences - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Feel like you relate more with first gen peers compared to non-first gen peers.
  2. Feel like you are making your family proud
  3. Independent
  4. Felt lost in navigating systems
  5. Felt alone
  6. Went to professor office hours
  7. Got lost on first day of instruction
  8. Feel pressure to excel/perform academically
  9. Have used more than 3 resource centers/programs on campus
  10. Feel comfortable asking for help
  11. Had to figure out FAFSA on your own
  12. Participated in a summer college prep course
  13. Hard for parents to understand your experiences
  14. My family relies on me
  15. FREE
  16. Felt imposter syndrome