Community college is often overlooked among seniors in high school. However, it is an excellent option for many. Attending a community college allows for students to have a smooth transition into a 4-year university.
With this year’s seniors at Washington High School prepping to start the next phase of their lives, they all are united by the same set of concerns. The question: “Have you been applying for colleges?” lingers in each of their minds throughout the school year, and recent domestic factors have not helped with this overwhelming pressure.
As college application season starts, high school seniors all over the country are stressing out about essays and their grade point averages.
Choosing between college and going into the military after high school is a very difficult and complex decision with each having their own benefits. Both decisions include different challenges, lifestyles, career paths, and financial situations.
College admissions have always been a rat race in the United States, demanding a relentless, competitive pursuit of academic success. However, in recent years, it has transformed into what students believe to be the mere luck of the draw…
We can all agree that college applications are a tedious and draining process. The grueling essays and paperwork make the application process complex enough. Yet, applicants will put themselves through even more labor and spend enormous amounts just to apply to a prestigious university, in the small chance that they get in.
These days it seems like everyone is complaining about college applications. It seems like no one even knows what to do. But don’t fear, I have the solution…
As a senior I often think about life after high school. I constantly think about what I want to do with my life: I consider college, a good job, somewhere to live. These thoughts can be overwhelming and I wish I felt more prepared.
Image from Google. Community college is often overlooked as a first-choice option for higher education, with many students and parents believing that attending…