Hey guys, it’s me, Connor. The guy from the news briefs, who yelled at you to go give blood that one time. It was last year, you might not remember. I’m also the editor in chief here at the Ebbtide. But this is the last time I’ll be able to say that. And no, it’s…
ASG in Review: Year-End Edition The entirety of SCC’s ASG is about to graduate. As the new guard prepares to take over, it bears the responsibility of having to look at the shoes they intend to fill. According to Yorin Anggari, the current ASG president, the ASG was assembled at the beginning of the year…
A CHANGE IN POLICY FOR LIBERAL ARTS The nature of community college education is being questioned on a national scale. In January’s State of the Union Address, President Donald Trump put an emphasis on bolstering apprenticeships and technical programs in the U.S., supporting a higher national investment in workforce development. A couple months later, he…
TRANSFER TIPS FOR YOUR TRIP Moving from one place to another is hard, especially when you are an international student who got accepted into your favorite university in another part of the country. If you only feel 50 percent ready, here are some steps to make you 200 percent ready to leave the city and…
MAKING THE CUT FOR UW COMPUTER SCIENCE SCC students looking to get into the computer science major at the UW may find it to be much more difficult than expected. As the demand for tech talent increases around the world, the desirability of computer-related degrees has impacted enrollment college computer science and engineering programs all…
APPLICATION SEASON NOT OVER YET It is still not too late to apply to universities for this fall. It’s true that a lot of universities had their application deadlines long ago, in March or even November. However, some schools offer rolling admission for transfer students. They are what you are looking for at the last…
OUTSMART THE HOUSING SCANS Once I decided to transfer to Emerson University in Boston, I started to work on finishing all the procedures needed for enrollment. Transcript? Done. Health information? Done. Housing? That was basically the only thing I have been worrying about since I applied to the school. But I spent most of my…