The first acceptances to college have begun to come in for our 4S scholars! Congratulations to these students! We can't wait to hear from the rest of our scholars!
Read MoreThe first acceptances to college have begun to come in for our 4S scholars! Congratulations to these students! We can't wait to hear from the rest of our scholars!
Read MoreGoing on a college tour can be an exciting but overwhelming experience. Make the most of your visit and get a better sense of the college by coming prepared with questions.
Read MoreWe’ve made it to summer! After a long school year, it’s finally summer and it’s time to relax, catch up with friends, and make the most of being out of school.
Read MoreThere’s so much in life to be grateful and be happy about! In this blog post, I’ll be answering “What makes life beautiful?” I will also give a few advice on the steps an individual can take to make their life more beautiful as well as others lives.
Read MoreThe 4Sed has a mentorship program where we have college students and other knowledgeable adults mentor selected high school seniors in the college application process. These include helping them make a college list, editing their supplementals and PIQs, and more! We have a new cohort of talented and wise seniors every year and we hope to introduce them through our student spotlights.
Read MoreAre you a high school or college student and feeling like you need some guidance, whether it be in your academic or professional life? Then we suggest taking a look at Get Schooled!
Read MoreThe 4S Education Program serves as an opportunity to high school students that provides mentorship, scholarship and financial aid resources, guiding them from the moment they’re accepted into the program to their college commitment and more. This blog post will highlight the process every program participant goes through to get in.
Read MoreAre you still keeping up with your New Year’s Resolution? Here’s your reminder to continue pushing through. Make that New Year’s Resolution a habit.
Read MoreHolly is a driven individual who studied public health at the University of California, Irvine (UCI). She graduated within two years with a Bachelors in Public Health as well as finishing pre-law courses. Holly chose public health because she wanted to help people. She wanted to be able to see the big picture and work on things such as making healthcare more accessible to everyone.
Read MoreReading for just 15 minutes a day could help you improve your memory, focus and vocabulary.
Read MoreWhen writing your college application essays, have you ever felt like you don't deserve your accomplishments or success? Do you constantly worry that you will be exposed as a fraud or imposter? These feelings are common and can be attributed to what is known as Imposter Syndrome.
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