Exams are finally over! With exams out of the way, it is time to relax—but only for a while. The hours spent studying and the restless nights have finally paid off. If you studied diligently, there’s no reason to worry, and the only thing left to do is wait for your tests to be graded. However, many of you may be lost and may not know what to do. As you transition into your end-of-the-year modes, make sure you do not lose focus. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello readers! I hope all is well and you are preparing for the end of the school year. Around this time of the year, things begin to get hectic. This is a stressful time of year, but don’t become distraught in all the craziness. Read the rest of this entry »

Senior year is almost here and after that we’re on our way to college life. Choosing the right college will probably be the most important decision we will make. Many students decide to go to a college because of its academic program, its standards, or its cost. Going to a college, unfortunately, can take a toll on our wallets. While colleges can be very expensive, there are ways to minimize the cost. One definite solution is scholarships. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s now spring break and we can relax! Spring break is what many students look forward to during the second semester. It gives us a week to unwind and to sleep for as long as they want. It could not have come at a better time for me. With all the school days I’ve missed due to club conventions and competitions in the past month, I have a chance to catch up and have time to enjoy. Read the rest of this entry »

Universities and colleges search for students who excel among their peers and who are active in their school and community. Being an outstanding individual is what sets you apart from the other students. You need to demonstrate that you went the extra mile to get involved in your school. Read the rest of this entry »

Making the right relationships with your friends and teachers can be very beneficial. Friends and teachers can help steer you on the right path. If you’ve built strong relationships with your teachers, it would be a good idea to ask them for recommendation letters. If teachers know you well, they can write more heartfelt letters. Building strong relationships with your peers and teachers is an important part of high school. When you are struggling or in need of help, they are always there for you. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello readers! I hope everyone had a wonderful spring break. This article’s topic is of great importance. It’s all about scholarships! In high school, it is never too early to start your research on scholarships. Read the rest of this entry »

As many people know, high school is a time when our stress levels are at a peak. Whether because of too much homework/projects to do, too many due dates to remember, or simply too much “stuff” going on, stress is often the result. Interestingly, stress is meant to keep us on our feet and ready at all times in fight or flight situations. However, during this modern age, stress seems to only make us feel worse. Luckily, there are ways that can help us fight off that horrible feeling of being stressed out. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello all my lovely readers! This article’s topic is staying focused and dealing with distractions. As a high school student, I know I can get distracted easily. When it comes to getting work done and focusing, some of us teenagers have the attention span of a squirrel. But with college coming up around the corner, distractions are the last thing we need. Read the rest of this entry »

With colleges being very selective, you will need extracurricular activities to push yourself ahead of others during applications. Colleges do not just want students who excel in their classes; they also want students to be well rounded. Being well rounded can mean that you’re involved in sports, perform in a band, or play an active role in your school and community. Many colleges pay attention to what you do not just inside, but also outside of school.
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