A spin-off series from The Human Equation podcast focused on sharing education stories from the teenage perspective. We answer teenagers' questions about education, from financial aid to scholarships to college applications, and everything in between. In each episode, we respond to a listener-submitted question with a personal story submitted by another listener.
In this episode, we answer the question "How can I afford college?" We also learn about the different layers of financial aid and the importance of self-advocacy.
If you want us to answer your education question, you can submit it PLACEHOLDER, and we'll consider it for a future episode. If you want to answer someone else's question with your own story, you can see a list of unanswered questions and submit your story PLACEHOLDER.
If you want to listen to full episodes of The Human Equation, you can select your favorite podcast app from this list or search for us wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Human Equation recognizes that no two people are the same. As a result, the decisions you make based on the information and advice provided in this episode will likely not be the same as the decisions made by the storyteller. The decisions made by the storyteller in no way represent an endorsement by the Department of Education.
If you aren't able to click on the links above, you can find everything on our website at https://rebrand.ly/human-equation/education
Credits
Story: Sabrina from Maryland
Episode Artwork: @eraser_mark on Instagram
In this episode, we answer the question "How do I know which colleges I'm interested in?" We also learn some of the factors to consider when deciding which colleges to apply to.
If you want us to answer your education question, you can submit it PLACEHOLDER, and we'll consider it for a future episode. If you want to answer someone else's question with your own story, you can see a list of unanswered questions and submit your story PLACEHOLDER.
If you want to listen to full episodes of The Human Equation, you can select your favorite podcast app from this list or search for us wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Human Equation recognizes that no two people are the same. As a result, the decisions you make based on the information and advice provided in this episode will likely not be the same as the decisions made by the storyteller. The decisions made by the storyteller in no way represent an endorsement by the Department of Education.
If you aren't able to click on the links above, you can find everything on our website at https://rebrand.ly/human-equation/education
Credits
Story: Allie from Maryland
Episode Artwork: @eraser_mark on Instagram
In this episode, we answer the question "How can I increase my chances of getting scholarships?" We also learn how to find scholarships worth applying for and the importance of starting early in the college application process.
If you want us to answer your education question, you can submit it PLACEHOLDER, and we'll consider it for a future episode. If you want to answer someone else's question with your own story, you can see a list of unanswered questions and submit your story PLACEHOLDER.
If you want to listen to full episodes of The Human Equation, you can select your favorite podcast app from this list or search for us wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Human Equation recognizes that no two people are the same. As a result, the decisions you make based on the information and advice provided in this episode will likely not be the same as the decisions made by the storyteller. The decisions made by the storyteller in no way represent an endorsement by the Department of Education.
If you aren't able to click on the links above, you can find everything on our website at https://rebrand.ly/human-equation/education
Credits
Story: Pedro from Maryland
Episode Artwork: @eraser_mark on Instagram
In this episode, we answer the question "Should I be considering community college?" We also learn about the benefits of community college and the education options available after completing community college.
If you want us to answer your education question, you can submit it PLACEHOLDER, and we'll consider it for a future episode. If you want to answer someone else's question with your own story, you can see a list of unanswered questions and submit your story PLACEHOLDER.
If you want to listen to full episodes of The Human Equation, you can select your favorite podcast app from this list or search for us wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Human Equation recognizes that no two people are the same. As a result, the decisions you make based on the information and advice provided in this episode will likely not be the same as the decisions made by the storyteller. The decisions made by the storyteller in no way represent an endorsement by the Department of Education.
If you aren't able to click on the links above, you can find everything on our website at https://rebrand.ly/human-equation/education
Credits
Story: Tess from Maryland
Episode Artwork: @eraser_mark on Instagram
In this episode, we answer the question "What's the difference between a virtual college tour and an on-campus tour?" We also learn why each of them is useful for obtaining different types of information about colleges.
If you want us to answer your education question, you can submit it PLACEHOLDER, and we'll consider it for a future episode. If you want to answer someone else's question with your own story, you can see a list of unanswered questions and submit your story PLACEHOLDER.
If you want to listen to full episodes of The Human Equation, you can select your favorite podcast app from this list or search for us wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Human Equation recognizes that no two people are the same. As a result, the decisions you make based on the information and advice provided in this episode will likely not be the same as the decisions made by the storyteller. The decisions made by the storyteller in no way represent an endorsement by the Department of Education.
If you aren't able to click on the links above, you can find everything on our website at https://rebrand.ly/human-equation/education
Credits
Story: Connor from Maryland
Episode Artwork: @eraser_mark on Instagram