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University You Podcast
by University You PodcastThe University You Podcast is your go to source for high school, college and career information. Our goal is for you to make the most of your high school and college years. We are here to help you by providing the best, in-depth information on all things high school college and careers.
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UYP 014 How to build discipline, leadership and stay positive. Our interview with a recent Marine Corps grad
40m · PublishedUYP 012 How to find your academic and career path (even if it isn't a straight one)
43m · PublishedUYP 011 How to dominate your college search
43m · Published
The Big Picture
Parents should be apart of the process especially when it comes to finances, but students should have the final say in the the process regarding the school that is the best fit for them, assuming it fits into the family budget.
Don’t choose a college just because you have heard of it or because it is the “popular” decision. This sheep mentality can cause you to overlook universities that would be a great fit for you.
Gap Years can be a very rewarding way to take a year off between high school and college, just make sure you have a productive plan for your year and that you communicate with your admissions representative to ensure you can defer your enrollment for a year. Mark stresses the importance of contacting each individual school and seeing how your decision will affect your standing with that school if you decide to take a gap year.
It is important to be responsive to admissions officers. They are the ones making the final decision regarding your acceptance. If you are responsive and professional you leave a great impression demonstrate that you will be a responsible and active student on their campus.
The financial piece of college admissions is very important. But it is also important to see college as an investment in your future. When considering price, also consider what your proposed education at that school will mean for your future in terms of jobs and salaries after graduation.
Be professional in the process including during phone calls, while emailing with colleges and on campus visits. You will stand out if you do!
It is extremely important to visit the colleges you are considering. It gives you a feel for the campus and a deeper level of understanding of what your experience there will be like. Make sure to prepared and ask important questions while you are there.
It is important to know that the colleges you are considering have the major you are looking for. Remember many students change majors during college so also make sure they have other majors of interest in case you are certain you will stick with your program.
International students should try to speak with someone from their own country who is currently at the college. That will give you insight into what campus and the region of the country is really like. This is particularly important if you aren’t able to visit the school before you enroll.
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Parents should be apart of the process especially when it comes to finances, but students should have the final say in the the process regarding the school that is the best fit for them, assuming it fits into the family budget.
Don’t choose a college just because you have heard of it or because it is the “popular” decision. This sheep mentality can cause you to overlook universities that would be a great fit for you.
Gap Years can be a very rewarding way to take a year off between high school and college, just make sure you have a productive plan for your year and that you communicate with your admissions representative to ensure you can defer your enrollment for a year. Mark stresses the importance of contacting each individual school and seeing how your decision will affect your standing with that school if you decide to take a gap year.
It is important to be responsive to admissions officers. They are the ones making the final decision regarding your acceptance. If you are responsive and professional you leave a great impression demonstrate that you will be a responsible and active student on their campus.
The financial piece of college admissions is very important. But it is also important to see college as an investment in your future. When considering price, also consider what your proposed education at that school will mean for your future in terms of jobs and salaries after graduation.
Be professional in the process including during phone calls, while emailing with colleges and on campus visits. You will stand out if you do!
It is extremely important to visit the colleges you are considering. It gives you a feel for the campus and a deeper level of understanding of what your experience there will be like. Make sure to prepared and ask important questions while you are there.
It is important to know that the colleges you are considering have the major you are looking for. Remember many students change majors during college so also make sure they have other majors of interest in case you are certain you will stick with your program.
International students should try to speak with someone from their own country who is currently at the college. That will give you insight into what campus and the region of the country is really like. This is particularly important if you aren’t able to visit the school before you enroll.
Subscribe to our YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxUAykvSZfCeBo2Mj61GqYA
Follow us on Instagram: @universityyoupodcast
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https://www.facebook.com/UniversityYouPodcast/
ITunes Podcast Link
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/university-you-podcast/id1343312478?mt=2
UYP 009 What Should You Do the Summer Before College?
25m · Published
The Big Picture
The summer before starting college is an exciting time, and there are a lot of things you need to do to get ready for your big move. It’s important to be intentional about your preparation.
The college you are attending will send you a lot of information, and it is important to read all of the information to be prepared for Freshman year.
Housing is handled differently at different colleges. A few will let you pick your own, but many pick your roommate for you.
Make sure you communicate with your new roommate and ready the regulations for your dorm room to make sure that you have all of the necessities without violating any of the student housing procedures.
Reading your student handbook will be important, especially the code of conduct so that you know what is expected of you and potential consequences of violating rules.
Life is going to change for you over the next four years, make sure to enjoy your last summer with your high school friends because you will be beginning a new chapter in your life.
Highlights from this Episode
The important of reading information colleges send you [3:55]
How different student housing systems work and best practices for preparing for your move [4:55]
The possibility of themed housing [8:25]
Knowing what, and what not, to bring to college [10:55]
Scott’s advice for your first couple of weeks on campus [12:15]
Know what’s in the student handbook [13:10]
More important things to bring to campus [16:15]
The good and the bad of social media when it comes to college [18:40]
Scott’s advice for enjoying your last moments with high school friends [20:52]
The summer before starting college is an exciting time, and there are a lot of things you need to do to get ready for your big move. It’s important to be intentional about your preparation.
The college you are attending will send you a lot of information, and it is important to read all of the information to be prepared for Freshman year.
Housing is handled differently at different colleges. A few will let you pick your own, but many pick your roommate for you.
Make sure you communicate with your new roommate and ready the regulations for your dorm room to make sure that you have all of the necessities without violating any of the student housing procedures.
Reading your student handbook will be important, especially the code of conduct so that you know what is expected of you and potential consequences of violating rules.
Life is going to change for you over the next four years, make sure to enjoy your last summer with your high school friends because you will be beginning a new chapter in your life.
Highlights from this Episode
The important of reading information colleges send you [3:55]
How different student housing systems work and best practices for preparing for your move [4:55]
The possibility of themed housing [8:25]
Knowing what, and what not, to bring to college [10:55]
Scott’s advice for your first couple of weeks on campus [12:15]
Know what’s in the student handbook [13:10]
More important things to bring to campus [16:15]
The good and the bad of social media when it comes to college [18:40]
Scott’s advice for enjoying your last moments with high school friends [20:52]
University You Podcast has 6 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 4:25:34. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on December 18th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on February 24th, 2024 23:14.
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