What even is 12th grade.
Why do I have classes from 8 till 11 30 then school till 2 and then I have to back to classes from 5 to 9. On a SATURDAY.

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What even is 12th grade.
Why do I have classes from 8 till 11 30 then school till 2 and then I have to back to classes from 5 to 9. On a SATURDAY.

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whyyyyyy is college soooooooooo expensive
i've been applying to scholarships for MONTHS and i've gotten one singular scholarship
how is that even possible
like it's getting to the point where i'm possibly gonna have to go to school in state 😱😱😱😱😱😱
genuinely the thought of going to a TN school is my nightmare
please please PLEASE if yall know if any good scholarships that are legit omg dm me i will become your very best internet friend
nexxxxttttt, hollister just dropped their dorm and home collection
which is
because i'm gonna be broke
but omg i want this stuff so bad and i needed a sheet set anyway
the fact that the sheet set is like actual cotton and percale is
i'm gonna convince my parents to let me buy this stuff cause i actually need it for my dorm aAND it's cute!!
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The Rest of College:
• Determine housing budget, look for houses, review leases, and secure a gurantor.
• In September-October of freshman year, tour apartments and sign a lease.
• Purchase items needed for an apartment and the upcoming year of schooling.
• Fill out the FAFSA on October 1st.
• Fill out any returning student information.
• Apply for scholarships.
• Speak with advisor and choose courses.
• Move into apartment.
• Apply for jobs around campus.
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Freshman Year of College:
• Purchase items for dorm room.
• Have my doctor complete the Disability Documentation Form.
• Apply to colleges.
• Fill out the FAFSA on October 1st, 2026.
• Apply for scholarships.
• Create a school account and set up Duo if needed.
• Submit Intent to Enroll form and deposit after being accepted into college.
• Go to the Disabilitu Student Portal and fill out the Request for Accessible Educational Services Form. Upload your medical documents directly to the form.
• Register for New Student Orientation.
• Complete required placement exams and online orientation models.
• Meet an advisor and select schedule.
• Apply for housing.
• Complete the lifestyle questionnaire.
• Select the desired meal plan.
• Accept, reduce, or decline any financial aid offers through the Student Center.
• Submit transcripts and immunization records.
• Attend New Student Orientation when scheduled.
• Move in.
• Apply for jobs around campus.
• Share your disability memo with teachers and briefly discuss how the accommodations will work in their specific class.
• Accommodations do not automatically carry over from semester to semester. Every time you start a new term, you have to log back into the Disability Student Portal:
◦ Click Accommodation > Semester Request.
◦ Select the upcoming semester and click Submit for All Accommodations.
◦ This generates an official digital accommodation memo for your specific classes.

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what MIT doesn't care about as much as you think:
having the most extracurriculars
being perfect on paper
sounding impressive in your essays
what MIT is genuinely looking for:
proof that you think differently
a project, idea, or obsession you've actually pursued
essays that sound like you wrote them at 2am because you couldn't stop thinking about it
recommendations from people who've watched you solve real problems
intellectual risk-taking — even if it didn't always work out
the students who get in aren't just high achievers.
they're the ones who already act like MIT students before they ever apply.
they build things. they question things. they get weirdly passionate about one specific corner of science or math or engineering and they go deep.
your application should feel less like a resume and more like evidence.
if you're in the thick of application season (or planning ahead and low-key spiraling already) — save this, share it with someone who needs it, and go read the full case study breakdown.
because the 4% acceptance rate is intimidating. but understanding why people actually get in? that's something you can work with. 💙
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there mightttt be some symbolism here, huh.