- Mistakes to avoid when preparing for college or post graduation life
A common mistake is slacking on important tasks like registration, or career exploration. Starting these tasks early can reduce stress and open more opportunities like additional research you didn’t know about or even scholarships. Additionally, holding back from speaking to anyone that can help you is a challenge. Engaging with mentors, peers and available resources can provide guidance and encouragement.
- One piece of advice I wish someone had given me when I started high school
I wish I was told to develop effective time management skills early on because that is important. Balancing academics, extracurriculars, and personal life can be overwhelming without a plan. Using tools like planners or digital calendars can help keep track of assignments and deadlines. This was to improve stress overall.
- Advice for someone hesitant to get involved
Starting small can make involvement less intimidating, so attending school events, joining clubs, or volunteering can provide a new friend group. These activities can help you with high school because you won’t feel alone and can build long-lasting friendships and skills.