We face a lot of pressure in school. I always call it a trial by fire, and it can burn you. This week, Rhys and I discuss her particular journey with school, and it's okay to not fit the to fit the traditional mold of a student. Take your time, know what you want, and you don't have to conform to other people. We all do things at a different pace

So far, we've only talked about other schools, but now we hit my home turf. 

I went to elementary school and middle school with Jessica, and we catch up again in college. 
We shared a class here and there, and now we're in our final year at Brooklyn College. 
We give our thoughts on our institution and how far we've come. 

The youngin is here! 
Shaikh, although she's in Florence at the moment, gives us the insight on her freshman year at NYU. 
She's about to declare for philosophy, and I'm about to declare my....appreciation for her advice. 

Jokes aside, we dive into commuter culture, and why we seek out our differing paths regarding philosophy. 

Interviews are scary, but they're a two way street. Although that doesn't mean the interviewer is also afraid of you. 

This week, my buddy Matt takes me through the tech interview and how he almost got a triple major at Hunter. The man works hard, and his talents landed him a job in the tech sector. Attaboy Matt. 

Woah! We're back again, and this time we're in familiar territory. USC? Check. Architecture? Sorta check. Join us as Sam and I talk about switching majors and the reasoning behind it. He talks about adjusting to a new place, his particular admissions situation, and why USC was top dog for him. 

Oh boy, where to begin with this episode? This time around, we're joined by Joyce, an old friend from freshman year of high school. She's funky, she's quirky, and she'll give you the best damn tour of Hamilton. We talk about her jobs at school, the music groups she's in, and how the liberal arts campus environment has helped her grow. 

It's a crazy working world out there. When you're looking to network, and enter the recruiting process, you need to stay on top of your game. Celine does just that, but she doesn't do it all alone. It's a team effort, and sometimes mooncakes can bring people together. Join the crew, and learn about how Celine manages her time and efforts in order to build a career. 

A fellow CUNY student?!?! This time we go hands on with Macaulay at Hunter with Jenn. She doesn't pull her punches and gives us the scoop on what goes on at Brookdale and Hunter College. It's a great value education, but you've always gotta consider your options before you actually commit. And sometimes, it's okay to say it's not okay, cause college does get a little lonely from time to time. 

Sean Chee, Schee, Sean Cheesecake. Whatever you want to call him, Sean has been a mentor and a long-time friend to me and it's always fun to catch up with a pal. Even though he's a mentor, he still makes mistakes. However, he always learns from them and keeps moving forward. Join us as we talk shop about resumes, good habits, dance, and the road to employment.