Category: College

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The Importance of Self-Advocacy in Education

Written on February 4, 2025. Posted in Alternative High School, Charter High Schools, Charter Schools, College, Graduation.

Education is a powerful tool, but to truly maximize its benefits, students need to take an active role in their learning journey. Self-advocacy is the skill of understanding and communicating one’s needs and rights. At the Rose Academies, we believe that empowering students to speak up for...

Value of Reflecting on Your Achievements

Reflecting on Your Achievements: Wrap Up The Semester Strong

Written on January 9, 2025. Posted in College, Graduation.

As the semester comes to a close, students across the Rose Academies are preparing for the transition into a new phase of their academic journey. This time is not just about completing assignments; it’s also an opportunity to reflect on your achievements and set the stage for future success. Reflection...

Managing Holiday Anxiety: Tips for Overwhelmed Students

Written on December 3, 2024. Posted in College, Tips.

The holiday season is often filled with joy, celebration, and time with loved ones, but it can also bring unexpected stress, especially for students balancing school, personal obligations, and preparations for the new year. At the Rose Academies, we know that managing these pressures is essential...

How Goal Setting & Planning can Change your Future

Written on September 29, 2023. Posted in College, Soft Skills.

High school, for many, can be an exciting yet daunting chapter in life. It’s a phase where you have the chance to stand at the crossroads of your goals and dreams, armed with potential and aspirations. Thankfully, as you embark on this journey, there’s a compass you can wield to navigate...

Tips to Support Your Child in a Credit Recovery Program

Written on August 30, 2023. Posted in College, Graduation, Tips.

A child’s educational journey can often be filled with ups and downs; sometimes, students need a credit recovery program to get back on track. As a parent, you play a crucial role in supporting your child through these programs, helping them regain their academic footing, and achieve success. In...

How Pursuing Passions Help You Stand Out on College Apps

Written on April 21, 2023. Posted in College, Soft Skills.

One of the things that has always made the Rose Academies unique is how our commitment to honor the promise of education is molded around each individual student’s goals. Time and time again, we’ve seen how pursuing passions in high school can help students stand out on college applications and in...

How to Beat Back to School Blues: Easing the Transition

Written on August 15, 2022. Posted in Class Burnout, College.

If you’re feeling some anxiety about the end of summer and going back to school, you’re not alone. Many students feel some dread about getting back in the classroom. The good news is, that this feeling is likely temporary, and you’ll be back into the swing of things in no time! But, if that idea...

Can High School Students Take College Classes?

Written on July 25, 2022. Posted in College.

If you’d like to get ahead on college classes while still in high school, dual enrollment may be right for you. Dual enrollment is when Students take college-level courses while completing requirements for their high school diplomas. This can be a great way to save money, impress college admissions...

How to get College Scholarships in High School?

Written on April 18, 2022. Posted in Graduation, College.

If you’d like to lower the cost of your college education, applying for scholarships now is a good place to start. Many scholarships are designed for high schoolers and there are a variety of things you can do to make yourself a more competitive applicant. Read on to learn how to secure the most...

ACT Study Tips: Encouraging Student Success

Written on March 17, 2022. Posted in College, Graduation, Tips.

The ACT is an entrance exam used by most colleges and universities to make admissions decisions. Traditionally, it is a multiple-choice, pencil-and-paper test. This year, the Arizona Department of Education is utilizing the ACT as part of their annual state-mandated testing and all testing completed...