#senior
Finals week is all about rewarding yourself. For example, I am rewarding myself with tea and YouTube videos just for getting myself to my study spot.
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A throwback to my college years at UCD. People think I’m 21 now…this is 21. lol Saw this pic at my granny’s on Thanksgiving and thought to share. #UCD #Senior #CollegeYears #BackInTheDay (at UC Davis)
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Titusville High, Titusville, FL.
1977
Medicare Supplement Plan G - Is It Better Than Plan F? http://youtu.be/BxL1YFKl6CE
Medicare Supplement Plan N | Is It The Right Medigap Plan For Me? http://youtu.be/Xxq_tbJP-pU
Medicare Supplement Plans In Virginia | VA Medigap Insurance http://youtu.be/SDtNzJgfnOw
How and When To Change Your Medicare Supplement Plan | Medigap Insurance http://youtu.be/MKiiQpYavN4
Michigan Medicare Supplement Plans | Medigap Insurance In MI Explained http://youtu.be/VdFwIZk8gMo
To all the students out there preparing or filling out college applications: don’t freak out.
Take it from me - no matter where you go, you will not be unhappy. College is a pretty big deal, but where you go will not dictate your life and your experiences. Here are some words of advice:
1. Only apply to schools you feel confident about. Applying to schools that don’t have your major or interests is a waste of time, energy, and money. Apply to schools you would be proud to attend and can see yourself at. This was a struggle for me - I wasn’t accepted into my dream school, but my backup school was still one I would be comfortable with attending (I know I didn’t come off that way on this blog).
2. Don’t lie on applications. You want a university to want you for YOU, not for this made up person on paper (or, in most cases, online). Of course, bring out your best qualities and characteristics, but don’t go telling a school you are the president of a club or founded a group, if it isn’t true. Be you!
3. Don’t get stressed if you don’t get into your first choice. That was me. I was crushed and felt sad, which is normal and OK. That was something people often forget to mention: it’s okay to be sad about college. There are so many other universities out there (approx. 2,169!) and you will find one that you will fall in love with.
4. Make the best of the school you’re at. I thought I would hate my school, but after being here for two weeks, I’m realizing that I do like it. I like the city (town), the school, and the people. Give it some time. And if you’re going to your first choice, don’t go in with extremely high expectations. Be realistic, but still have fun!
Good luck to everyone sending out applications this fall and winter. You’ll all do great!
Fin.
