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Hey! It's Elena, and I'm taking you to school early with our new "College 101" podcast episode! I asked other college grads for their personal college hacks and the secret tips that colleges definitely didn't tell you on the tour. This is part of our What I Wish I Knew Before College series, where I talk with college grads about their biggest tips, advice, and funny stories for students.
Here are their tips for you! I made little categories so you can jump to what you want to read. More advice to come in PT 2! See you next time! —Elena
To hear our grads' full advice, head to Part 1 of "College 101", available wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us on Instagram (@scoirinc) for more in this series! See you next time for more college advice! ☺️
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Hey, it’s Elena! It's already the holiday season (YAY!) and winter break is just around the corner ❄️ Here are 6 ways (self-productive and...
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