College is the next chapter in your life and not to scare you, but you don't have long until you start this chapter. I am in a similar situation as you, except I am graduating from college. With new journeys ahead for the both of us, I'd like to use my final blog post to remind you of three key things you should do in your next four years.
One of the key reasons for why college is overwhelming for families is because, simply put: It's uncharted territory. Some parents might enjoy the empty nest while others will check in with their child every morning. Regardless of which type of parent you are, know these three things.
Commuter students make up 40 percent of the undergraduate student body on Cabrini's campus, which roughly rounds out to 520 out of 1,300 students. If the option to commute is there, here are some reasons you may want to consider joining the #CavCommuters family!
Picking a college or university that you'll spend your next four years at is probably one of the biggest decisions you've had to make so far... so don't treat it like you're deciding what you want for dinner!
Education of The Heart. It's a phrase that is boasted about on campus tours, frequently seen in materials from the Office of Admissions, and often viewed as the competitive differentiator when it comes to a college education. But what does that phrase exactly mean?
You spend your last half of high school visiting colleges and universities, thinking long and hard about the pros and cons after each tour, but did you know there are a few things that aren't mentioned during any of your visits?
For some, freshman year can be navigated as easily as understanding calculus. For others, it's doesn't come as naturally... so here are some do's and don'ts to ease in the transition to college!
You're most likely ready for a change of scene and that's totally understandable... but enjoy these last few months of high school while you can!