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YUP, BACK ON FRIDAY I OFFICIALLY GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL, NOW I START MY NEXT CHAPTER OF LIFE, UNIVERSITY!!!

📚 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.

Hi I thought I post this but I didn’t and now I’m sad about it lol

Anyone I did my 2 exams of AP gov and AP English lit. Then I only have 2 more which is art and Bio.

This quarantine has drove my motivation up and down. It’s hard as a student when you don’t care a lot and your usually stuff to get motivated is now gone.

I wish I could go the cafes use my computer and drink some over price ice coffee. But I can’t and I understand why and I do respect that.

Daily Productivity 4/100

-Completed my Econ homework in class except last definition which I will do tomorrow in homeroom

-Learned the first measure and will start practicing soon

-Started the history lesson on vocab and questions

-Finished AP Stats homework even if he doesn’t look/collect it

-Wrote 2.5 essays on my ACT Writing

-Studying for my trig unit circle quiz tomorrow

[ day 6 / 100 days of productivity ]

Still going strong but the amount of work I have to do for school makes me want to cry 😢