It’s that time of year again…the sunny days of summer are coming to a close as college students move into dorms and apartments and begin a new season. I’ve been a college student, I’ve been a friend to many college…
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I vowed these words would never come out of my mouth again, but God laughed and here we are: I am going back to school! I teased this news in last week’s post, and this decision is the perfect example…
I didn’t get the “privilege” of experiencing dorm life until my junior year of college. I spent my first two years at the local community college my dad mandated, and then I transferred to a university in Florida that required…
Read Part 1 here! Read How I Chose a College, Part 1 and Part 2 here. Last week I explained the very scientific process that was behind my degree selection in college. In short, I looked at all the classes…
If you haven’t read my previous posts on how I chose a college (Part 1 and Part 2), I recommend starting with those! Similar to how I felt about choosing a college, I had no idea what I wanted to…
Last week I shared how I decided on Southeastern University when it came time to choose a college. At the time, it was the scariest decision I’d ever made in my life. I was (and am) a homebody, and I…
I had no idea where to go to college. I always knew I’d go. Most of my relatives had gone, my parents talked about me going, and all my friends planned to go, so I never really thought twice about…
Last week I talked about the dreaded question young adults (and people in general) face all too often: “So what are you doing now?” I explained that many of us hate that question because it evokes feelings of shame and…
It’s graduation season, so I hear this question being posed more than any other time of year: “So what are you doing now?” A little part of me deflates every time someone asks me this. Nothing impressive, that’s what, I…
Hey! I'm Brianna and I'm a millennial. I'm also a reader, writer, God-lover, introvert, and recovering perfectionist. ☺️
I want to inspire millennials to retain their morality, hope, and faith as they transition into adulthood and full-fledged "adult."
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