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7 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Applied to College
Beginning your college adventure can be both nerve-wracking and exciting, but here are the 7 things I wish I knew before applying to college. → Read More
7 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Applied to College
Beginning your college adventure can be both nerve-wracking and exciting, but here are the 7 things I wish I knew before applying to college. → Read More
7 Things You Should Actually Do When Applying to Colleges
I thought college applications were the worst, however, there are seven things I wish I’d thought about sooner when I was a senior and applying to college. → Read More
How To Cope With Culture Shock In College
I’ve moved from Colombia to Miami to Jacksonville, and this is how I dealt with culture shock throughout my life and transitioning to college. → Read More
Thinking of Transferring Colleges? Make Sure You Ask These 6 Questions First
Before you submit your applications to be a transfer student at a new college, make sure you ask these essential questions to cover all of your bases. → Read More
9 Stages of Applying to College as a High School Senior
Applying to college can seem overwhelming, but here's my advice to navigate the 9 stages you will experience during your senior year of high school. → Read More
5 Creative Ways to Maintain Long-Distance Friendships
I already made five different shared BFF playlists on Spotify. → Read More
5 Reasons Why I’m Moving 989 Miles Away for College
Some people want to stay close to home for college, but for me I chose to attend a school 989 miles away, and here's why. → Read More
10 Best Freshman Year Purchases, as Recommended by Rising Sophomores
So many useful items that may seem obvious, but you definitely won’t want to skip out on. → Read More
6 Ways to Keep Yourself Pleasantly Busy During a Slow Summer
Nothing is worse than not having anything to do during summer break, so try these six fun and proactive activities to pass the time. → Read More
ASL Needs to Be Taught in School Like Other Languages
American Sign Language (ASL) is often not recognized for the value it holds in comparison to spoken languages, but schools need to understand its importance. → Read More
7 Tips to Have the Best Time at College Orientation
College orientation is supposed to help you navigate campus, not confuse you more. Use these 7 tips to make the most of your time. → Read More
13 Ways to Make the Most of a College Tour
Visiting a college campus for the first time can seem daunting, but with these 13 tips you will be a college tour pro. → Read More
8 Questions About College High School Seniors Are Tired of Hearing
There's no such thing as stupid questions, but there are some you get tired of hearing like questions about college that every high school senior gets asked. → Read More
How to Navigate the College Process as a Home-Schooled Student
Being a home-schooled student can make the college application process seem isolating and confusing, so here are 10 tips to help you navigate the system. → Read More
How to Tie Up Loose Ends As A Graduating Senior
Tying up loose ends at the end of senior year can help you more easily transition to post-high school life, so here are 9 tips for doing so. → Read More
What It’s Like to Attend a Catholic University as a Muslim Student
This is why I chose to attend a Catholic University even though I am a Muslim woman. → Read More
4 Tips to Having an Amazing End to Senior Year
As a college freshman, these are the things I wish I would have done differently in my senior year of high school. → Read More
5 Things That Don't Matter When Choosing a College
Choosing a college can be a daunting, but exhilarating decision. Here are 5 things to keep in mind (or out, rather) while deciding where to attend. → Read More
What It's Like to Be in College When You're Autistic
I am a college student with high-functioning autism, and while it may not always be easy, I am proof that my disability is not a hinderance for my future → Read More