More Than A Grade: What Colleges Really Look For In A Student

Teens are joining more after-school programs, such as business and leadership groups, in order to become well-rounded and prepare to become strong leaders.

Amariyah Callender / VOX ATL

By Amariyah Callender

Ah, high school, “the best four years of your life,” as the saying goes. With all the hustle and bustle of new teachers, friends and everything in between, it all depends on what you make of it.

In my case, my high school experience thus far has been a rather interesting one. As a self-proclaimed “gifted kid burnout,” I have had many highs as well as many lows, academically speaking.