Spotlight: How to Make The Most of College
College is a beautiful opportunity that a lot of kids undervalue. So let’s talk about how to start making the most of college from day one.
Freshman Tips: 5 Steps to Balance Technology for Learning
Teachers, administrators, and students need technology. Everyone in the classroom is figuring out how to balance technology for learning.
Finishing the UC Application Over Thanksgiving Break
I remember as a senior, college applications loomed large around this time of year. And I had barely cracked the UC essays. I sat in my living room, staring at the questions, hoping the essays would just write themselves.
3 Brain Hijacks to Stop Procrastinating
You’ve checked your phone so many times that your wrist is sore. So, you take a break, staring at the ceiling. Maybe it’s time for a snack? Maybe it’s time to go to bed early? But maybe, just maybe, it’s time to stop procrastinating on your big assignment.
Finishing Apps Before the Holidays
This article will take you through some pointers on finishing apps before the holidays, so you can enjoy yourself instead.
How to Prepare for College During Winter Break
Many universities offer STEM focused camps to get more students interested in science majors. While it’s easy to find a local STEM program, you should know that there are two great camps that offer a unique experience.Â
Senior Strategies: Life After Applications
There are still a few ways for applicants to better prepare themselves for potential scenarios down the road. Let’s talk about life after applications.
Senior Strategies: What to Do for the Summer Before College
So what are you supposed to do with the summer before college? What’s next?
Underclass Update: 7 Tips for Time Management in High School
I recently offered to help my procrastination-prone younger brother edit his college applications. He brought his essays to me the night they were due, giving me his analysis of his own study skills: “I always do my assignments last-minute, and I’m doing fine,” which is ostensibly true — he’s a stellar high school student with impressive extracurriculars.Â
