As your school days draw to a close, you get to hear about lots of options: going to university, attending a vocational college, training on the job, studying abroad, taking a gap year.
"Nothing will ever be as easy as your school years," well-meaning adults have told her, but I know for my daughter, and for many others who have struggled as square pegs trying to make themselves round, this is dead wrong.
Once you choose a school, look for scholarship and grant opportunities starting in your own backyard, such as your school's Parent Teacher Association (high school students) or alumni association (college students).
Wear makeup, as long as your school allows it.
Be aware that it could change as your schooling continues.
So your basically reducing your electricity for something more better such as your school boarding fees.
Train your watch to the same scheduling as your school bells.
Make it as boring as your school or college books and keep it among them.
Go as electronic as your school or college will let you.
Try to get a meal plan and eat at your school as much as possible.
