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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2025 · 47 MIN

College Decision-Making Stressing You Out? Do This NOW

from Smart Moves for Life After High School: The Senior Year Game Plan

In this episode, high school seniors Amarie and Alice share their experiences and emotions as they navigate the college decision process amidst a challenging societal backdrop. The conversation explores the importance of community, belonging, and emotional safety in choosing a college, as well as the role of online interactions in shaping their perceptions. The hosts emphasize the significance of self-advocacy and the need to find a supportive environment that aligns with their identities and aspirations. In this conversation, Amarie and Alice discuss their preparations for college, emphasizing the importance of embracing change, building connections, and developing independence. They explore the challenges of making friends online, discussing finances without bragging, and the significance of personal growth. The conversation highlights the journey of choosing the right school and the importance of feeling safe and supported in that environment.

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