Ran into Danny motta at a college visit
Hi Danny!
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Ran into Danny motta at a college visit
Hi Danny!
Hey can you do a peter packer short where he goes to visit y/n for the 3 year anniversary but he Surprises her with it cuz she is away for school
Honestly I have been wanting to get this request out sooner because it's so cute. Please enjoy 🧡 🧡 College is busy for me 🥺
Suprise College Roomie
12.22.2020
long time no see! i can’t believe we’re nearing the end of december already. it feels like just yesterday it was march and i was glad to have two weeks off from school. i’m in high school on a semester schedule and our finals aren’t until the end of january (and my school isn’t even requiring finals this year) so i haven’t felt the pressure of that yet but i know it’s coming. in other news, so far i’ve been accepted to two (2) universities of the six (6) i applied to and i won’t hear back from the others for some time so i’m feeling really happy about that! these notes are from a virtual webinar i attended today for one of the remaining schools and i really felt like i’d fit in there! super excited to hear back from them. i hope everyone is having a pleasant and safe december!
06.27.20 // Day 35
old pics from when i visited harvard & mit. i spent today going through old photos to get some practice with editing but got caught up in the nostalgia. hope i get the chance to visit again :')
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly all colleges are currently closed to students and visitors. This situation might be particularly frustrating to high school seniors (and their parents) who would like to tour the schools they’ve been admitted to in order to make the most informed admissions decision possible. Also, spring break is traditionally the time that high school juniors and sophomores would visit various college campuses to get a sense of student life on the campuses they’re thinking of applying to. But not this year. Since you cannot visit colleges and universities in person at the moment, here is a list of virtual tours you can join in lieu of an in-person visit. We particularly like Campus Reel because the videos are typically produced by students, not by the school or a professional production company.
YOUTUBE.COM
Most colleges have their own YouTube channels. Just search for the school you’re interested in.
YOUVISIT.COM
360-degree and virtual reality walking tours of 600+ colleges with a tour guide in the lower right corner narrating your visit.
YOUNIVERSITYTV.COM
The largest producer of professional college video tours.
GO BEYOND THE BROCHURE
A YouTube channel featuring a great “5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Attending…” video series.
CAMPUSREEL.ORG
15,000+ walking tours and videos of campus and dorm life recorded by students from the school.
Developing a great list of colleges takes time, research, and a whole lot of self-reflection.
Throw in a global pandemic and remove the prospect of being able to visit a school in person, and knowing how to research colleges can be even tougher.
But is it impossible? Not at all.
In fact, given the costs associated with visiting colleges (flights, hotels, gas, time off from school or work), visiting campuses isn’t realistic for everyone.
Keep in mind that thousands of students develop balanced college lists and even commit to attending their college without ever stepping foot on campus.
In the age of Instagram and TikTok and with the explosion of free online resources, plus a growing commitment this year by colleges to provide virtual visits in the era of COVID-19, there’s never been a better time to research colleges from the comfort of your phone or laptop.
So here are four tips and resources to help you do just that.
Already accepted to a few colleges and bummed you can’t visit anymore? These resources will help you too.
1️⃣ A Practical Guide to Creating a Great College List: Start here. It’s got tons of resources and takes you step by step through a process to figure out:
What do I want out of my college experience?
Where should I start researching?
How do I organize all my research?
2️⃣ Virtual College Tours Master Spreadsheet: This awesome resource includes links to tons of virtual tours for over a thousand colleges. It’s a great quick-reference resource that links to schools’ official YouTube channels, plus CampusReel, YOUniversityTV, and YouVisit pages for hundreds of colleges. (Many thanks to Rebecca Chabrow for pulling this together.)
3️⃣ This master spreadsheet of virtual college admissions events. Kelly Fraser at Green Apple College compiled this great spreadsheet that lists the virtual college admissions events and opportunities being hosted by hundreds of colleges. It’ll save you having to dig through each college’s website.
4️⃣ CampusReel.org: Lots of college virtual tours can be a bit, well, just okay. You’ll get insight into how one particular college’s biology program is ranked number whatever in the United States, or hear about its 15:1 student-to-faculty ratio. But CampusReel tours are led by current students, usually on their phone (selfie-style), so you get invited right into their dorm room, classroom, or dining hall.
So there you have it. Throw on some headphones, put on your favorite playlist, and get lost.
Happy researching.
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07.11.19
going to visit my college tomorrow! I’ll be attending there this fall, but this will be my first time on campus (it’s really far).
i got accepted to my dream school
i got accepted at northwestern university and cried for 15 minutes. i’m eager to receive my financial aid package to see if i can attend, but if all works well im so excited!!!
the only problem??? its 1000 miles away and i’m terrified. i’m so excited but scared for my life. anyone feeling the same? i would love to talk to someone...