Senior Year Survival Guide: Self-Care, Skill Building & Planning for Life After College Applications

Summary In this episode of the Senior Year Game Plan, host Michele Ehrlich and high school senior Amarie Biroo discuss the challenges and stressors of senior year, particularly around college applications. They emphasize the importance of self-care and managing stress, while also planning for the second half of the year. The conversation explores opportunities for skill development, volunteering, and internships, encouraging students to celebrate their achievements and set future goals. Takeaways Self-care is essential to avoid burnout during senior year. Setting aside time for relaxation can help manage stress. Celebrating small wins can boost motivation and morale. Networking opportunities can arise during the second half of senior year. Exploring new skills can enhance job prospects after graduation. Volunteering can provide valuable experience and insights into potential careers. It's important to acknowledge personal accomplishments, no matter how small. Planning for the future should include both college and vocational paths. Students should take advantage of available resources and programs. Maintaining a balance between work and self-care is crucial. #SeniorYearGamePlan, #HighSchoolSeniors, #CollegeApplications, #SelfCareTips, #StressManagement, #SkillBuilding, #InternshipOpportunities, #VolunteeringForTeens, #FuturePlanning, #HighSchoolSuccess, #StudentLife, #TeenMentalHealth, #CollegePrep, #GoalSetting, #HighSchoolJourney, #YouthEmpowerment, #EducationMatters, #CareerPlanning, #StudentWellbeing, #PersonalGrowth, #AcademicSuccess, #GraduationPrep, #LifeAfterHighSchool, #HighSchoolMotivation, #SeniorYearTips