👀👀👀👀 wow I am proud of myself it’s the first time I’ve used emojis. I love your videos and you should do more of them when you can. Just don’t let doing videos interfere with your class work. Nice talking to you Sorority.
Honestly I have the 2025 Honda HRV EXL in red and I love her to death. It’s very nice, good quality upholstery, great safety features, good audio quality, and she drives perfectly. I can see it being your style.
I am a minority STEM engineer - an Apache from a rural reservation in AZ. In my opinion, you made an excellent decision in staying in-state with massive financial aid and a home advantage. The decision maximized an optimized state of your academic journey. The reason I say that is because I have seen many gifted minority students go far out-of-state to a private school and burn out to the point of academic probation or dropping out. When I was at Notre Dame as an undergraduate, there were many minority students who were valedictorians or salutatorians from their hometowns in minority areas like South Chicago, rural Texas, rural AZ, rural NM, East LA, etc. A lot of them burned out due to culture shock, racism in the form of microaggressions (or macroaggressions), lack of academic preparation in weak high school curricula, etc. There was often racial tension on the mostly white campus. It was common to see students from minority communities unable to get along or socialize successfully with white students from extremely affluent areas with literally no minorities. You likely would have witnessed that at some of those elite institutions. As I recall, most minority STEM majors dropped out by their junior year at Notre Dame. The few who graduated often just barely made it. But going in-state prevents a lot of those problems. Moreover, you can still go out-of-state for an "Ivy" type of school for a PhD or law degree or MBA, etc. But as a highly successful, more mature, Georgia graduate in her early 20s, the odds will be in favor compared to age 18 for going out-of-state. Plus, graduate students often get better financial aid like with research stipends. I worked in Tallahassee for over 13 years and met many nice people from GA. I come from a tribe known for mountain running, but FL had no mountains. So, I occasionally drove to North GA to hike the Appalachian Trailhead region which had been home to the Cherokees hundreds of years ago. I used to listen to John Mayer's hit "Why Georgia" as I drop up 75 to 675 to 285 then 85 to Gainesville up north to Mt. Enotah. Best wishes on your career.
The most exciting content is everyday content. To be honest I thought that you wasn’t posting content because you were too busy at college. Just do content that you like don’t worry about how many people watch it. You will find your most devoted audience with just doing things that you like.
I decided to not do school work for 9 weeks cuz im depressed and my deadline is August 1st (I do online school cuz Im an anti-social highschooler) buttttt now Ive made a plan so ONLY 81 MORE ASSIGNMENTS GUYS
GIRL WHERE IS THAT PLAYLIST I NEED IT RNNJNN btw 1 year after this decision, do you still regret it? I'm on the process of doing college apps right now, and this video truly is changing my percpective. But I think that this decision makes you way more incredible than all the other people imo. So anyways PLEASE LET ME SEE THE PLAYLIST
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I went to my local state school (University of Alabama) then earned a couple of graduate degrees, one from Stanford and the other from Johns Hopkins. I was accepted at Brown University.
BTW the nine colonial colleges are Harvard 1636, W&M 1693, Yale 1754, Pennsylvania 1740, Princeton 1746, Columbia 1754, Brown 1764, RUTGERS! 1766, and Dartmouth 1769.
