Senior year is fun, exciting and also bittersweet. These are 20 helpful tips to survive the chaos that comes with senior year of high school!
If anything is the most stressful. Between studying for your high school classes and finishing up your common app, good luck!
Things like senior class board, prom committee and the yearbook are things you’ll want to join so you have a say about themes, what pictures are chosen and the different superlatives that apply to your class.
Be mindful of how many colleges you apply to because some cost from anywhere from 40-90 just to apply.
From senior prom, applying to college, getting into college, first last day of high school, expect post from your parents and comments from that one aunt that is so proud of you.
For most, this is the last time you’ll see your classmates, take selfies with them at games, parties wherever so when your away at college you remember the good times.
Next year you will be on your own without family. Cherish them now and take nothing for granted.
Next year you’re going to be in their shoes and you would want an upperclassman to be nice to you right? Well I hope so.
I cannot stress this enough. Don’t be that student that waits a couple days before to request for your transcript to be sent in or to start an essay. The earlier the better and the office ladies will love you for that.
I scored higher on the ACT’S after one try than my SAT’S which I took three times.
Some parents can afford to buy their kids a car and some can’t. Either way next year at college most freshman can’t have their car on campus so you’ll all be walking!
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