What are some of the things you like about college?
"I really enjoy the amount of control I have over the flow of my days and what constitutes each one. While at first it feels overwhelming, having the choice to map out each day how i want or stick to a structured routine is really freeing and makes my time in college feel fresh."
What are you studying/involved in?
"I'm currently aiming to study computer science and psychology. Some of the extracurricular activities I do at Yale include: teach local middle schoolers code, working with a team to code software for Yale students, and lots of entrepreneurial clubs and spaces at Yale (Tsai City, Yale Entrepreneurial Society)."
What is something that surprised you about college?
"The residential college system is really well put together. From helping people feel like they have a more close-knit community within the Yale community to orchestrating 3 meals a day across all 14 colleges, it's a wild operation they run well. I can't imagine how many eggs Yale goes through every morning to feed all their students."
Doing anything fun on the weekends?
"Visiting New York, laid-back dorm hangouts, occasional parties. Honestly, there isn't a ton to do around Yale, but I enjoy the rest I get on weekends if nothing else."
What's a fun fact you have learned about Yale?
"Yale's secret societies aren't actually that secret. There are lots of them, and most seniors will be a part of one before they graduate."
What did UniVarsity help you with most?
"Having a second opinion on everything from essays to extracurriculars helped me to feel more confident that the things I was taking part in were the right things to end up at the schools I was aiming for. Without that support, it's difficult to know whether you're doing the right thing with all the noise around (what your classmates are doing, what you hear online, etc.)."












