VOX ATL alum Beth Z. checks in to give an honest point of view of what life after high school is really like. She says
VOX ATL teen staff reporter Tiffany Pham discusses the impact of socioeconomic backgrounds when navigating the college admissions process.
“People weren’t lying when they told me that ‘it gets better’ after high school, some things just got a bit more confusing too.”
If college is a time to explore and figure out their career, then why are there so many concerns surrounding high schoolers’ decisions?
In the second part of The Big G Show’s interview with Clark Atlanta University student Paul Stewart we find out more about his inspiring journey
Paul Stewart went from having a 1.3 GPA and on the verge of dropping out of high school to becoming a soon-to-be-college graduate. Listen to
Catharine Hasna is an 18-year-old Atlanta resident and a high school graduate from K12 Online academy. Catharine is a hard-core human’s rights activist and a
Despite it being one of the most encouraged plans for life after high school, college is a financial commitment that goes beyond four years of
You can’t just graduate from high school and pick a college to attend. It takes time to apply for colleges and it also takes time
Obtaining a college degree can get you ahead in your career path and can lead to overall happiness and stability.
VOX ATL’s video team hit the streets of Atlanta to ask teens what they thought about the college admissions scandal that rocked the nation.
I haven’t “overcome” anything. Nobody swooped in to save me. I saved and I am saving myself one day at a time
