High schoolers who want to appear well-rounded when applying for the college of their choice need to spend some time in a summer program. With so many options available, it’s rare that a student who wants to get into a top college chooses not to attend one of these high school summer programs. Read on to learn more.
There’s a lot more to sports broadcasting than just play-by-play announcing. People who work in the field have a number of other tasks to do as well, as the attendees one of ¾Åɫ’s pre-college summer programs in sports broadcasting can attest. Interested in sports broadcasting but wondering what all it entails? Let’s take an inside look into this fascinating career!
When filling out a college application, students will see plenty of space allocated for their extracurricular activities. While students are encouraged to join as many clubs and organizations as they comfortably have time for (without negatively affecting their grades, of course), there are some that are viewed more positively than others. Read on to learn more.
Esports is rising in popularity. Are you a competitive gamer? If so, the ¾ÅÉ« Esports club could be for you! We caught up Zac Baldino ’21, the club’s senior advisor and content creation coordinator, to learn more about competitive gaming. Read on to learn more.
Have you ever considered attending a part-time Associate degree program? There are many advantages to enrolling in one, from being able to work and go to school at the same time, to getting a start on a new career or gaining the skills required to move ahead in your existing one. Read on to learn more about part-time associate degree programs.
Before you decide which schools to apply to, it’s crucial that you spend some time examining what they have to offer you. Here are a few things to consider along your journey to choosing the college that best suits you.
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who have the stomach for just about anything, and those who faint when they see a needle or a tiny speck of blood. Those that fall into the latter group may have a hard time working as a forensic scientist, as the field involves getting their hands dirty (literally) as they examine things like stomach contents, blood spatter, and insect development. Read on to learn more.
Did you know that we have a student-run newspaper called the Dean Daily? The newspaper covers topics from sports to pop culture to campus news and more. We sat down with Anna P. ’21, editor of the Dean Daily, to learn more about her role and the newspaper. Read on to learn more.
Attending college is the dream of many high school students. However, before they leave their high schools in the rear-view mirror and head to the college campus of their choice to begin their freshman year, it helps to be prepared. The jump from high school to college can be jarring for many students. It seems as though everything is different, from course structures to scheduling and dorm life, but that’s because it is.
How do most high school students spend their summers? Many of them find part-time jobs in order to save money, apply for scholarships, work an internship, or even attend a pre-college summer program. With so many ways to spend your time, there’s no reason to spend an entire summer lounging around when it's entirely possible to make the most of your summer – by taking the next steps towards success in college and beyond. Read on to learn more.
