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In a world that glorifies hustle and constant connection, JOMO is a quiet rebellion. It’s the peaceful, content feeling of choosing rest over rush, solitude over social pressure, presence over performance.

Embracing JOMO means saying no without guilt, unplugging without FOMO, and reclaiming your time, energy, and attention. It’s not about missing out; it’s about choosing what really matters to you.

📚 Word Spotlight: “Prolific” ✨ (a small word that says a lot)

Writers of college essays, meet your new best friend: prolific.

It means consistently productive, abundantly creative, or deeply involved. And it’s a POWER word.

Why it works:

➡️ It shows depth + dedication without sounding braggy. ➡️ It can describe anything from writing to volunteering to robotics to painting murals in your neighborhood. ➡️ It suggests you didn’t just show up once—you kept showing up. That’s what colleges love to see.

Examples:

A prolific volunteer, I spent weekends organizing donation drives and mentoring younger students.

As a prolific tinkerer, I transformed broken gadgets into working inventions—just to see if I could.

📝 Use it when you want to quietly flex your passion + persistence.

Your essay doesn’t need big words; it needs the right ones. “Prolific” is one of them.

Thinking about procrastinating on your college essays? Think again. 😬✋

College is way too important to leave to last-minute writing at 2 AM, running on caffeine and vibes.

Start early. Write with intention. Your story deserves time—and so does your future. 🎓💫

Click here if you are looking to get started as early as this summer and are looking for help.

Confused about college deadlines? You're not alone! This guide breaks down the three main types of application plans—Early Action (EA), Early Decision (ED), and Regular Decision (RD)—so you can choose the best one for YOU. 💡

✔️ Early Action (EA): Apply early, get results early, but you're not committed to attend. ❤️ Early Decision (ED): Apply early and if accepted, you're committed—it's binding! 📅 Regular Decision (RD): The standard timeline with more time to prep your application.

🔗For more information on the differences between EA, ED, and RD, check out this blog post.

🌞✨ Summer Isn’t Just a Break: It’s a Launchpad.

When it comes to college applications, what you do during the summer matters. Admissions officers love to see how you spend your free time. Whether it’s pursuing a passion project, volunteering, working a job, taking a class, or diving into something totally new, these experiences don’t just fill out your résumé—they shape the stories you’ll tell in your essays.

So don’t sleep on summer. Use it to grow, explore, and stand out. 💡📚

🔗 Speaking of which, click here if you’re ready to get started on your college apps this summer and are looking for expert help.