I know I’m a week late for this post, but I was in a rut. That’s no excuse, but I will tell you that the only reason you are getting this post today and not later is that today is the first day of school in my county. College doesn’t start for two more weeks… Read More
Hey, guys! I’m back with another monthly reflection. I’m sort of disappointed in myself because I was doing such an awesome job at publishing 3 times a week regularly (something I have never done before), but I lost my momentum and missed the deadlines for the last two posts. Even so, I’m very proud of… Read More
Hey, guys. I looked on Twitter and saw that today is the 27th anniversary of the ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act). I swear this isn’t on purpose. This post has been on my editorial calendar for a while. It’s just a pretty cool coincidence. With that said, every time I try to write about having… Read More
Junior year is the hardest year of high school. But it’s also the most fun. I have so many fond memories from that year, but that’s because I was so busy. I could appreciate everything more. Junior year is crunch time. Senior year is pretty relaxing after college applications are sent in, so Junior year… Read More
On Wednesday, I published a post about morning habits worth starting in college. A lot of you guys seemed to like it, so I’m sure you’ll enjoy this post too. Here are 9 evening habits worth starting in college (in no particular order). (May I just say I hate writing blog post introductions. That was… Read More
Even if you don’t consider yourself a morning person, you should still follow these tips. College is a stressful time and adding these habits to my morning routine have really made my first year of college great. I know it’s tempting to hit the snooze button and going back to bed. I’ve struggled with this… Read More
Hello, lovelies. I’m back with another “How To Prepare For College In ________Year Of High School” post (Man that was a mouth full!). I wrote one for Freshman year last week, so check that out and come back here for section two. Let’s get into it. Other Posts In This Series How To Prepare For… Read More
As you guys already know, I lived with my parents in my first year of college. It saved me a lot of money, but I spent a good amount of time commuting. It took 15-20 minutes to drive to the station (Longer on the way back because of traffic) and a half-hour train ride to… Read More
I haven’t written any high school/college prep posts in a while, but they’ve been generating a lot of traffic recently and with school starting again next month, it seems like a good time to bring them back. For the next four Mondays, I’ll be publishing a “how to prepare for college” post for each year… Read More