Where the Ponte Vedra Class of ’24 is Going to College
By PVHS Tiburon Staff To view the official college map, click here. (Mobile Instructions: to see which students are going to the selected college, click on the icon, then the name of the college at the bottom of the screen)….
FAFSA Discrepancies Cause Further Delay to Mid-March
By Jackson Gianchetta As many students at Ponte Vedra High School continue to navigate the college admissions process, issues have sprung up concerning the FAFSA, the form used by the United States Department of Education to determine eligibility for…
How to Prepare For Your Freshman Year of College
By Jasmine Pancheco The change from high school to college may seem like a drastic and nerve-racking process. However, there are a variety of ways to adapt to college life with ease and composure. For some students,…
Where the Ponte Vedra Class of ’23 is Going to College
By PVHS Tiburon Staff To view to official college map, click here. (Mobile Instructions: to see which students are going to the selected college, click on the icon, then the name of the college at the bottom of the screen)…
PVHS College Visits
By Olivia Richie College visits are an important factor for students who plan to attend college for many reasons. It’s also important to know what to look for when visiting colleges. College visits allow students to get firsthand experience on…
The Senior College Application Experience
By Olivia Richie Senior year of high school is a very bittersweet experience for many, as it includes having to say goodbye to friends. However, saying hello to their future can be very stressful and exciting. As students are…
What Outgoing Seniors Are Afraid Of
By Ava DePersio College can be exciting, but it can also make many incoming college students have fears about what to expect. Incoming college students have to adjust to a new environment and there may be several unknowns before going…
Money Monday: Save during college
By Natalie Decker The concept of convenience has changed and been construed over time to poison the minds of the people, turned around to simplify the already simplest of tasks. When did it become too taxing to wash a…
What you need to cook in college
By Elliot Kantor Cooking homemade meals in college can be a rewarding, comforting experience away from home. While it’s more effort than eating at a dining hall, it has a few circumstantial advantages. Some dining plans may not include three…
Graduation statistics
By Jeremiah Pacheco Once you’ve completed your four years of high school, you come to the next chapter in your life. What are you going to do for the rest of your it? Whether it’s engineering, teaching, coaching, or business,…