By Ella Mahan Due to COVID-19, the global pandemic sweeping across the nation, many students are considering taking a gap year before their freshman year of college. Students tend to take gap years to travel […]
By Katherine Mueller Staff Writer Costa upperclassmen have the chance to attend 30-minute virtual visits over Zoom with college admissions representatives through the College and Career Center from Sept. 8. to Nov. 19. Students must […]
As the school year starts, college applications and essays become an unavoidable reality for high school seniors. As a crucial part of the application process, personal statements give students the opportunity to write about a defining moment they have experienced or an aspect about themselves that sets them apart from the thousands of other applicants. […]
At only 16 years old, Rebecca Rapaport went from being a sophomore in high school to a freshman in college. Rebecca Rapaport passed the California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE) in the spring of her sophomore year and is now taking classes at El Camino Community College. […]
By Claire DuMont Opinion Editor Throughout the school year, representatives from various colleges and universities visit Costa’s College and Career Center to give information to prospective applicants. While these visits are beneficial, students should not […]
Maysen Marolda Staff Writer Mira Costa seniors wore their college colors on Apr. 28 to celebrate College Commitment Day, an annual event for the senior class. Although some students may feel insecure about where they […]
By Ryan Demarest Staff Writer The Mira Costa College and Career Center hosted the out-of-state college mini fair in the cafeteria on May 11, where students met with admission representatives and regional recruiters from twenty […]
By Parnia Mazhar Staff Writer Throughout the nation, all colleges, especially those that seem to expect their applicants to receive above a 4.0 grade point average, should grant credits to students who take Advanced Placement […]
By Anna Real Staff Writer The question of whether students should choose their majors early on or have time to decide has been at the heart of the liberal arts versus major focused debate for […]
By Aaron Chelliah Opinion Editor Recently, there has been controversy over whether a liberal arts or major-focused education is better. A subject-specific education provides as much intellectual stimulation as a liberal arts education, allows students […]
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