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Hi, Reader! It's Oct. 15, which means a lot of you are in the home stretch of a deadline day. If you've already hit submit, congratulations! If you're still working, take a breath. (Do it with me now. In. Out. In. Out. We've got this.) And if today wasn't a deadline for you: Keep at it. Your deadlines are likely not far away. Today, I want to bust a few myths so you stop wasting energy on them. Write about what matters to you and what you want admissions to know about you, not what you think...
Hi, Reader! Ever hit Submit and then immediately remember the one thing you forgot to mention? Application season is basically that, but with a firm deadline and no do-overs. (If we're being honest, I'm also like that. I often hit Send on these emails and think of just one more thing I really should have included.) Let's both figure out how to make a plan to make sure we're always submitting with confidence. THE FINAL READ Before you submit your application to a school, read your whole...
Hi, Reader! I spent last week in Lake Tahoe (which is why you didn't hear from me), and to be honest, I'm now a little bitter. It was absolutely stunning. The water was so beautiful (a far cry from Galveston's brown waters), and the air didn't feel like a wet towel trying to suffocate the life out of me. It was also the first time my husband and I have traveled without the kids in quite some time! I came home more relaxed and significantly more resentful of Texas in August. Although I'm not...