Tag: Precollege Advice

  • Helping Hands

    Hi everyone and Happy December! This week I wanted to keep it short and simple and brush on the topic of family. Above all, I feel having a supportive family is key to finding your passions. Somehow I got extremely lucky to have parents who support my interests as well as my career ambitions. It’s…

  • Been There, Done That – An Interview With Precollege Alum Isabella Muzzi

                  This week, Precollege Programs had the opportunity to speak with FIT undergraduate student and Precollege alumni, Isabella Muzzi. Isabella was born and raised in Manhattan. She loves New York City because of its diversity and ability to change so quickly. It has been a major inspiration to her as…

  • How to Balance FIT and School

    If you’re reading this you more than likely take Precollege classes at FIT, or are considering it. With this, we all have one thing in common (other than the obvious), which is that we have to go to high school five days a week as well. As we all know, high school is not a breeze…

  • Goodbye for Now!

    The time has come to say goodbye! I have had an amazing experience this semester, not only in my class, but also blogging and sharing my experience. My last day of class was terrific, although bittersweet, I had lots of fun, and I really enjoyed seeing everyone’s work, it was fantastic! But of course I…

  • Bittersweet Goodbyes

    The bitter sweet goodbyes we must all face, not knowing if we will ever see anyone in our class again, is an indescribable feeling.  Sure, we have all exchanged info; added each other on Facebook, followed each other on Twitter – but it’s not the same as seeing your classmates every Saturday like we all…

  • Time to Say Goodbye: Reflections, Regrets and Advice for Future Students

    What a busy weekend I’ve had this spring, driving to New York every Saturday with my mom, who has been so devoted to waking me up at seven in the morning. I definitely could not have experienced Precollege Programs without the help of my mom. By this time, I can reflect about the things I…