Elijah D., Northdale FL
A pinch of technique, a dash of mindset and understanding, along with a drop of passion make up what is the recipe for academic success.
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Cadence S., Southeastern University
Passion can be the most powerful factor that sets you apart in a college application. It demonstrates drive, commitment, and the story behind the numbers. For most colleges, authenticity is far more meaningful than the illusion of perfection.
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Brooke W., SEU Student
Taking dual enrollment classes in high school better equips students for college success both academically and socially by exposing them to campus environments and real college-level academics while guaranteeing college credits and saving students college tuition.
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Andrew R., Air Force Veteran and College Student
Did you know that enlisting in the military provides you college credits for training, tuition assistance while you’re serving and full college tuition as well as housing allowance when you get out?
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Juliana H, student at Southeastern University, Lakeland FL
I think students should focus on what to do after high school by first discovering themselves, then choosing the right career choice. This should be based on the following factors: what you are good at, what you value, and why you want to do it.
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Applying to so many scholarships could feel overwhelming and time-consuming, but as I applied for scholarships by the dozen, I quickly developed a system that helped me submit more high-quality applications in less time, less effort, AND less stress! (After all, between college applications, school coursework, and extracurriculars, students don’t have much free time as it is!) The key to it all? My scholarship application portfolio.
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