Aug 14, 2017
Vanessa Kirby for The Edit (2015) psd base: {♥}
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Vanessa Kirby for The Edit (2015) psd base: {♥}
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Sorry friends, I developed this tagging system almost 5 years ago and I’m going to be honest, I remember none of it so feel free to go on a journey with me as I figure out what the fuck is going on
also prepare to yikes because i was v different 5 years ago
college/uni criteria
the college center at my school distributed this list last week, and i thought i’d share it - obviously not every question will be relevant to you, but it’s a great way to figure out what matters!
admissions
what standardized tests are required for admissions to this school?
when is the admissions deadline?
what percentage of applicants was accepted last year?
what is the average rank/grade point average of currently enrolled freshmen?
what were the average act and sat scores of currently enrolled freshmen?
how selective are the admissions standards at this institution?
what is the recommended high school academic preparation program for this school?
does this school require letters of recommendation?
does this school require a personal essay?
does this school offer early decision/action admissions?
academics
does this school have the major/program i’m interested in?
what is the reputation of the department or major i’m interested in?
what is the student/faculty ratio for undergraduate courses?
how may courses do most undergraduate students take each term?
who teaches introductory courses - faculty members or teaching assistants?
what is the average class size of introductory courses?
what is the format of the school calendar?
how many courses will i need to graduate?
does this college offer dual majors?
is there an honors program?
does this school offer a cooperative education program?
what opportunities are there for independent study?
are there exchange programs with other schools?
what opportunities are there to study abroad?
are internships in my field available?
what percentage of students go on to graduate school?
student body
what is the size of the freshman class?
what is the total enrollment?
how diverse is the student body (economically, ethnically, geographically, etc.)?
what is the male/female ratio?
what is the general orientation of students (academic, scientific, social service, arts, etc.)?
student services and programs
will i be assigned an academic counselor or a faculty advisor to help me choose my courses?
is there a career counseling center for help with resume writing, interviewing, and job placement?
is there a personal counseling center?
will i have access to health care on campus?
student life
are there theaters, concert halls, or galleries nearby?
are there movie theaters, restaurants, or sports complexes nearby?
does the school regularly sponsor dances, concerts, guest speakers, etc.?
is there an extracurricular activity i’m interested in on campus?
are intramural sports available?
what percentage of students lives on campus and what percentage commutes?
what role do fraternities and sororities play on campus?
how politically active is the student body?
how religiously active is the student body?
what are the most popular activities/clubs on campus?
what is the crime rate on campus?
are cars allowed on campus?
does this school have an honor code?
housing and dining facilities
are the dorms co-ed or single sex?
are apartments available for off-campus housing?
will dorms be available after my freshman year?
are there fraternity/sorority houses available?
how close are the dorms to the classrooms and dining facilities?
are there any “special” dorms available (languages, honors, international, etc.)?
are most freshman dorm rooms singles, doubles, triples, or quads?
are there a variety of food plans available?
campus facilities
how is the library (to study, do research, are the hours convenient, etc.)?
how are the recreation facilities?
how are the sports facilities?
how accessible are the computer labs?
how are the music practice rooms?
is the student center a comfortable place to hang out?
what condition are the buildings on campus in?
cost and financial aid
what is the total cost to attend this school (including tuition, room and board, books and supplies, travel expenses, and living expenses)?
are there any special fees for my particular program or major?
what percentage of students receive financial aid?
what is the average financial aid package?
does this school offer institutional scholarships?
are there opportunities to find on-campus jobs?
does this school offer tuition payment options?
are scholarships available for first-generation students?
act, sat, sat ii, and ap testing dates 2015-16
for all of my fellow high school students out there, here’s a complete list of dates for all of those tests + registration deadlines to help you plan your year! reblog to save a life.
september 3: registration deadline for the october 3 sat + sat subject tests
september 18: registration deadline for the october 24 act
september 22: late registration deadline for the october 3 sat + sat subject tests
october 2: late registration deadline for the october 24 act
october 3: sat; sat subject tests in u.s. history, literature, chemistry, physics, french, spanish, mathematics level 1, mathematics level 2, and biology e/m
october 9: registration deadline for the november 7 sat + sat subject tests
october 24: act
october 27: late registration deadline for the november 7 sat + sat subject tests
november 5: registration deadline for the december 5 sat + sat subject tests
november 6: registration deadline for the december 12 act
november 7: sat; sat subject tests in u.s. history, literature, chemistry, physics, mathematics level 1, mathematics level 2, chinese with listening, french with listening, german with listening, japanese with listening, spanish with listening, korean with listening, and biology e/m
november 20: late registration deadline for the december 12 act
november 23: late registration deadline for the december 5 sat + sat subject tests
december 5: sat; sat subject tests in u.s. history, world history, literature, chemistry, physics, latin, french, spanish, mathematics level 1, mathematics level 2, and biology e/m
december 12: act
december 28: registration deadline for the january 23 sat + sat subject tests
january 8: registration deadline for the february 6 act
january 12: late registration deadline for the january 23 sat + sat subject tests
january 15: late registration deadline for the february 6 act
january 23: sat; sat subject tests in u.s. history, literature, chemistry, physics, french, spanish, mathematics level 1, mathematics level 2, and biology e/m
february 5: registration deadline for the march 5 sat
february 6: act
february 23: late registration deadline for the march 5 sat
march 4: registration deadline for the april 9 act
march 5: new sat (no subject tests)
march 18: late registration deadline for the april 9 act
april 8: registration deadline for the may 7 sat + sat subject tests
april 9: act
april 26: late registration deadline for the may 7 sat + sat subject tests
may 2: ap chemistry, ap environmental science (morning); ap psychology (afternoon)
may 3: ap computer sceince a, ap spanish language and culture (morning); ap art history, ap physics 1 (afternoon)
may 4: ap english literature and composition (morning); ap japanese language and culture, ap physics 2 (afternoon)
may 5: registration deadline for the june 4 sat + sat subject tests; ap calculus ab, ap calculus bc (morning); ap chinese language and culture, ap seminar (afternoon)
may 6: registration deadline for the june 11 act; ap german language and culture, ap united states history (morning); ap european history (afternoon); last day to submit ap studio art portfolios
may 7: new sat; sat subject tests in u.s. history, literature, chemistry, physics, french, spanish, mathematics level 1, mathematics level 2, and biology e/m
may 9: ap biology, ap music theory (morning); ap physics c: mechanics (afternoon - 12 pm); ap physics c: electricity and magnetism (afternoon - 2 pm)
may 10: ap united states government and politics (morning); ap french language and culture, ap spanish language and culture (afternoon)
may 11: ap english language and composition (morning); ap italian language and culture, ap macroeconomics (afternoon)
may 12: ap comparative government and politics, ap world history (morning); ap statistics (afternoon)
may 13: ap human geography, ap microeconomics (morning); ap latin (afternoon)
may 20: late registration deadline for the june 11 act
may 25: late registration deadline for the june 4 sat + sat subject tests
june 4: new sat; sat subject tests in u.s. history, world history, literature, chemistry, physics, latin, modern hebrew, french, german, italian, spanish, mathematics level 1, mathematics level 2, and biology e/m
june 11: act
good luck, everyone!! remember that if you don’t get the score you want on the act, sat, or sat ii, you can always take them again, and if you don’t get the score you want on ap tests, colleges never have to know!
Parks & Recreation PSD pack
Since I end up making a new psd almost everytime I make a gifset i've accumulated quite a few, so I thought I'd put them in a pack for download so other people could use them
A lot of the psds are pretty similar, there are two pastel ones, and with a bit of adjusting they should work on every scene
Please like/reblog if you download!
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
MODELS AM I RIGHT: a pb masterlist!!!!!!
female:
alejandra alonso
anais pouliot
antonina vasylchenko
behati prinsloo
bonnie chen
chanel iman
cora keegan
daria strokous
darla baker
emily didonato
flavia ker
hailey clauson
imogen morris-clarke
frida gustavsson
jasmine sanders
jessica clarke
julija step
kate bogucharskaia,
kate harrison
kristina romanova
liu wen
malaika firth
nastya kusakina
sasha luss
sui he
sun fei fei
xiao wen ju
male:
adonis bosso
adrien sahores
arthur gosse
benjamin eidem
cole mohr
conrad bromfield
daniel hamaj
florian neuville
joe collier
jon kortajarena
julian schratter
julien sabaud
marlon teixeira
mathias lauridsen
miles garber
miles mcmillan
niclas gillas
robbie wadge
sam way
sean o'pry
sen mitsuji
simon nessman
simone nobili
taylor cowan
tim borrmann
tobias sorensen
vinnie woolston
will higginson
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A Young Reporter Chronicles Her 'Brain On Fire'