In the spirit of the holiday season, we’re opting into positivity and rounding out the year with a giving heart. With Christmas, Hanukkah and other winter holidays coming up quickly in the midst of a global pandemic, it’s arguably more important now than ever due to spread seasonal some cheer.
My experience at UCSD has been nothing less than greatness; I’ve made a couple real friends I hope stick by me through my college career.
The very first college decision is not an indicator of how the rest of your decisions will pan out, so don’t let a rejection bear any influence or impact. Don’t lose confidence in yourself or decrease your effort just because one school didn’t work out.
While winter break may be a reprieve from assignments, it’s also a crucial time to stay on top of your college applications.
So far, UGA has been the most amazing and accommodating place, and I never thought I would love Athens as much as I do!
SDSU has a great business school, and I am so excited to see where my journey takes me!
Balancing schoolwork and activities while waiting for Early Decision and Early Action results is all the more stressful. But making changes to your lifestyle and mindset, no matter how small, can help manage the stress you may be feeling right now.
I decided to enroll at Carroll Community College when I was a only a sophomore in high school! Now, I am fast tracked for early graduation and have completed more than half of my associates degree for almost half the price!
If you are applying, let your doubters motivate you to apply to schools that will value, support and challenge you. It’s important to have realistic dreams but it’s equally important to have ambitions to expand them. If I had listened to the people around me, I would not be at Princeton.