The Simply Soft Skills team has been working on a project, and it’s finally here! We’re proud and excited to present to you…Crucial Communication for College Applications! It’s a guide filled with useful tips and information based on our experiences on navigating interactions with parents, counselors, teachers, colleges, peers, and yourself through the college applications process. College applications are stressful, but having effective communication with those around you makes the process a lot easier.
Check it out: Crucial Communication for College Applications
2024 is here! Want to learn how to develop lasting New Year’s Habits and Resolutions? Our team member and Social Media Co-Coordinator Jennifer Wan has created a resource for high schoolers to help you maximize your year!
Check it out: New Year’s Habits and Resolutions for High School Students
In May and June, hundreds of thousands of students will graduate high school and move on to the next chapter of their life. Our team member and Outreach Co-Coordinator Stanley Xu has created a resource for high schoolers like you to learn about the variety of options you can take after high school!
Check it out: Pathways After High School
Think about all the technology, social media, and digital apps that you use. It’s hard to protect the information that you might share on all those digital platforms, so here are four special tips on how to protect your information online, curated by our team member and Outreach Co-Coordinator Hannah Magino!
Check it out: How to Protect Your Information Online
There’s always that time of the school year when you feel little or no motivation to get work done and stay on task. It can be very hard to stay motivated – we’ve been there before. That’s why our team member Akshita Kannan has created a useful resource to help you maintain a motivated attitude and continue the school year strong!
Check it out: Tips on Staying Motivated in High School
How many books have you read this year? Annotate or print out this yearly reading log and reading notes page to keep track of all the books you’ve read and jot down the main ideas and your thoughts. Created by Allison Xu, this resource is a great way to develop a comprehensive record of the books you read throughout the year and a space to reflect on your reading journey. Happy reading!
Check it out: Yearly Reading Log and Reading Notes
Whether you’re writing a scholarship essay about all the service activities you’ve done in high school or simply want to keep a record of your volunteer service activities for personal and future reference, this High School Volunteer Service Activity Tracking Sheet designed by Allison Xu is an invaluable tool to keep track of your community service and stay organized.
Check it out: High School Volunteer Service Activity Tracking