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ad infinitum
Nov 18, 2009
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Good day!
As a senior in high school, I have a valuable bit of advise to offer you all:
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By:
ad infinitum
Aug 10, 2009
Money--how I wish you grew on trees.
Guys, we're in highschool. We're about to be hit by a tsuanami of expenses--application fees, SAT costs, AP/IB exam fees, college tuition, car payments, cell phone bills. Really, the depressing list goes on and on.
What can we do?
Well, first off, for those of you experiencing serious financial hardships--talk to your counselors. There are forms you can fill out to be eligible for free/reduced lunch, and there are means through which you can get financial assistance when it comes to paying for multiple AP exams and SAT tests.
By:
ad infinitum
Aug 10, 2009
Here's the paradox for most high school students: during the school year,
we can't wait for vacation, for a chance to breathe and appreciate the
finer things in life (i.e. our TVs, the absence of alarm clocks, reading
books for leisure's sake!)...but when summer finally rolls around, we find
ourselves head over heals in idleness, racking our brains over the question
"how the devil can we go about making our summers consequential?"
I too have thought long and hard over the question, and have come to the
simple conclusion that a bow-chica-wow-wow summer is product of our doing
By:
ad infinitum
Jul 10, 2009
For those of you in your junior and senior years of high school, it's game time. Not only are the grade reports from these two years the most important of the four in college admissions, but it's your 11th and 12th grade teachers who will be writing (or not writing) your recommendation letters. The fact that you're even visiting this site attests your will to succeed, and I'm assuming you have your eyes on some prestigious university--one that inspires "oohs" and "aahs" at it's mere mention.
By:
ad infinitum
Jul 10, 2009
People tell you constantly how these are the most important years or your existence. Why? Well, because what you're doing right now is paving the foundations you'll be standing on, clinging, and reverting back to for the rest of your life: you've been exposed to the world and you're evaluating it based on your own experiences, your likes and dislikes, your virtues and your standards. Your character is now well defined in that you have a sense of who you are, what you want, what you stand for, and where you fit into this fray called life.
By:
ad infinitum
Jun 27, 2009
Looking for work experience? Musing over ways to impress the big universities? Searching for some way to satisfy your desire to be someone of consequence, to be someone who's vital to his/her community, who exemplifies the best of the best? I think I've derived a solution...take a seat, this is big. Volunteer! Get out there! There are limitless possibilities for youth who want to get involved, who want to have a positive impact on the people they're surrounded by.
By:
ad infinitum
Jun 23, 2009
Shall I share with you all a skeleton key to genius? Read, read, read.
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