Graduation card question! When you sign up for your classmates’ grad cards, do you include your address, or is it understood that they will just give them to you at school? I’ve never been a senior before, so I’m a bit confused. Do seniors typically give grad cards to their classmates? Please let me know! 😛
You absolutely need to check out this hilarious story! So, on Friday, I was in the boys’ restroom, and there was this kid using a urinal. The divider was one of those flimsy ones, wobbling like crazy. In a moment of mischief, I decided to give it a good kick, and it surprised him just […]
A&P Clayton State Dual Enrollment I’m preparing for a premed track in college and want to start taking relevant courses. So far, I’ve completed AP Chemistry, AP Psychology, and AP Biology. Next semester, I’m considering enrolling in an asynchronous Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course with CSU. How challenging is this course, and would it […]
Join the Movement: Help Us Build a Resource for Students! We all understand how daunting the college admissions process can be. Many of us wish we had more chances to explore leadership roles, summer programs, or extracurricular activities that resonate with our passions. Unfortunately, discovering these valuable opportunities can often feel overwhelming and time-consuming. That’s […]
It’s totally normal to be a bit confused about grad cards! Typically, when you sign up for your classmates’ grad cards, you don’t need to put your address. They usually just hand them out at school or during graduation events, so it’s common to collect them in person. As for giving them to classmates, it really depends on the person—some seniors do like to share their cards with friends, while others might just give them to family. If you want to make sure you get everyone’s card or want to swap with friends, you can always ask them directly! Good luck with everything! 😊