If you’re preparing for college this fall, it’s more than likely that you’ve started to think about going through sorority recruitment. If no one in your family was Greek, it’s entirely possible that you’re completely overwhelmed when you think about recruitment. Luckily, we have a team of experts here to answer any questions you have about what to expect before you start rushing. This comprehensive guide to rush will have you more than ready for anything.
1. Don’t let freshman orientation overwhelm you.
As you toss your cap in the air while holding your diploma, you realize your high school journey has now come to an end. It was a major accomplishment in your life, yet after the feelings subside, reality sets in. Decisions need to be made on what will come to follow our high school days.
Freshman year is an experience that you will only have once in your life. It is the time to finally be independent. It is the time to become the person that you have always dreamed of being. But I will tell you one thing, your first year of college is an experience in its own.
Across the nation, high school and college grads are proudly walking across the stage to receive their diplomas. As the grad’s friends or family members, we couldn’t be prouder of their accomplishments. But now it’s our turn to fulfill our duty – find the perfect gift to convey just how much we appreciate them. Here
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I Wish I Knew is a series of personal essays written by the courageous young UChic Campus Ambassadors. Learn how to survive and thrive during your freshman year from girls who have been through it. Taylor Swift summarized freshman year perfectly in her song “Fifteen”. I could fill a book with all of the things I
I Wish I Knew is a series of personal essays written by the courageous young UChic Campus Ambassadors. Learn how to survive and thrive during your freshman year from girls who have been through it. This week we are featuring UChic blogger and ambassador Susan Fiorentino. Fiorentino is a Manhattan College Alumna. When I received my acceptance
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