Academics (page 2)
Deciding My Major and Pre-Health Advising
As a current sophomore at Scripps, I am declaring my major soon! Because we do not have to apply for our majors, a lot of students are undecided when coming […]
Read MoreMy Experience with Keck Science
Hi all! Today I’m here to talk about my experience so far as a STEM major through the Keck Science Department. First, for those who don’t know, the W.M. Keck […]
Read MoreMajoring at another 5C… easy or hard?
Going into college I knew that I wanted to major in Environmental Analysis, in fact it was one of the things that I looked for during my college search, that […]
Read MoreDeciding on a Study Abroad Program
So, you want to go abroad? I’m so excited for you! I’m Louise Schiele, a third-year at 61´«Ã½studying Cognitive Science and Spanish. One of my deciding factors in choosing […]
Read More5C Cross RegistrationÂ
Hi! My name is Scarlette. I am a junior majoring in economics and an admission embassador. One of the biggest advantages of attending 61´«Ã½ is that it is a […]
Read MoreSTEM Research Opportunities
Hi everyone! I’m CJ and I’m a sophomore studying neuroscience and dance. One of the best parts of college is getting involved in research! I started my first year at […]
Read MoreThe Best Class I Have Taken So Far and Its Impact
In my first semester of college, I decided to challenge myself and take a German class above my proficiency level. Sometimes, taking on something that is outside of your comfort […]
Read MoreFlashback: A Year in Person
Hello Everyone! As we come upon the last week of classes and finals I have been reflecting on my first year both in person and on campus. Memories keep flashing […]
Read MoreMajoring Off Campus
With more than 65 majors to choose from, 61´«Ã½offers an abundance of programs. Picking just one or two majors can feel overwhelming. Do you want to spend your time […]
Read MoreSiena’s Thesis Experience
Hi everyone! Today I thought I’d talk about something that’s always on my mind… thesis! A thesis is a long-form project that we design our senior year, and we complete […]
Read MoreMy Favorite Classes (so far)
Hey everyone! Having completed almost 3 full years at Scripps, I’ve taken around 24 classes so far. Here I’ll tell you all about my favorite classes in the order in […]
Read MoreDeclaring My Major and Why
Hello everyone! When I was in high school, I had no idea what I wanted to study in college and furthermore what career field I wanted to be in. It […]
Read MoreAdvice to my First-Year Self
Hi everyone! It’s my last semester here at Scripps, which I’m trying not to think about too much, but I have been thinking retrospectively about my time at Scripps. I’ve […]
Read MoreHow to Study in College
Hi everyone! Sydney here to talk about how I learned to study in college and some of my tried-and-tested study skills. Finals season is fast approaching so studying has been […]
Read MoreHow I have Chosen Classes at 61´«Ã½
Hi everyone! My name is Nathalie and I am a senior originally from Eugene, Oregon. Over my three and a half years at Scripps, I feel as though I have […]
Read MoreLanguages at the 5C’s
As a Foreign Languages major, I have taken many languages courses during my two years of college. 61´«Ã½only offers Spanish, Italian, French and German but multiple other languages are […]
Read MoreMajoring in Environmental Analysis
When I say I am an Environmental Analysis major it doesn’t really mean much until I explain what track I am and that is kind of the beauty of being […]
Read MoreWhat I wish I Knew Before College
Hi all, as we prepare for the return to campus, I thought I would share some lessons I learned during my first two years at 61´«Ã½that might have made […]
Read MoreSalina’s Top 2 Academic Tips
Hi everybody! The transistion between high school to college is really drastic and I definitely struggled through it. I got a hint at what college courses were going to be […]
Read MoreWhy a Women’s College?
Hello all! I am back to talk about the advantages of a women’s college and why I think you should consider attending one. When I was going through my college […]
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