All posts tagged "college"
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Volunteer from the heart, not from ambition
For as long as I can remember, volunteering has always been a part of my life. In elementary school, families were encouraged to help around...
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The weight of tomorrow is heavy today
I have spent my entire life waiting to go to college, a place where I will have more freedom than ever before. As a junior,...
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California students speak out against tuition increase
Students across the state of California are protesting and advocating to be heard in the midst of a recent decision by the board of the...
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High costs at universities limit student opportunities
A common question from teens when they are getting ready to go into college is “Is a 4-year worth the money?” and it’s a genuinely...
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College applications make me cry
Bam! That’s the sound of my face hitting the floor at the start of senior year. But what caused me to fall so hard? Well,...
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Students take unconventional and conventional routes
Hex Weak, senior, is planning on entering the National Bartending School in Thousand Oaks this fall. Weak is pursuing her interest in bartending and mixology,...
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Student athletes stick with their sport
While not all student-athletes choose to participate in NCAA (National Collegiate Athletics Association) or NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) athletics in college, many athletes...
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High school athletes continue their sport into college
A s senior athletes close out their final season of their high school career, many consider continuing their sport into college. Recruiters from all across...
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Legislation saves UC Berkeley’s diminished admissions allowance
The University of California, (UC) Berkeley will be accepting more than 5,000 first-year college students this year following changes to admissions resolved by Governor Gavin...