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This website helped me gain inspiration for the mandala that I created for my second project.

The link will take you to a video of my favorite performance of the poem "Waiting" by Jasmine Mans and Alysia Harris. The poem documents different experiences of love and explores the power of the influence these experiences can have on ones life.

The website that has all the application information and support you need to apply to most universities and colleges.

The common app is a widely used tool that helps you group all your applications together on one website. You submit your applications through the site, and you can also view your application status as you are waiting to hear back from schools.

I've been using this website for weeks and I'm obsessed. She has great recipes for just about any type of bakers. There are chocolate covered everythings, "skinny" versions of previously sinful treats, quick-baking methods, even vegan recipes. I absolutely love this website, even if it does make me feel so hungry after reading it.

In preparation for the ACT, I have been studying with Spark Notes. Not only does the website gives you tips on how to take the test, but it gives you some practice questions too. My goal is to strengthen my score on the English component of the ACT, and so I have been focusing on the English practice problems. They also have a free practice test as well, which was nice because all of the other study guides for ACT/SAT are not free. Hopefully studying with this tool will increase my standardized testing score.

This part of the College Board website is a place where many tips are included for writing the college essay. There are also student point of views and their personal experiences writing the college essay. This is a really helpful tool because it includes videos, tips, and even personal stories. The Director of Admission at Yale speaks about some tips for self-analysis in the essay, which was very insightful.

This link provided me with more information on female doctor S.J. Baker to use in my report.

A biography on Sara Josephine Baker, a female doctor in the 1900's. This site helped me gather some biographical information for my report on her.

The youtube account for one of my favorite poetry groups, The Striver's Row. Absolutely amazing collection of poetry on here.

This website gives a list of SAT/ACT optional schools. Would be useful for anyone interested in applying to college but has not taken the ACT or SAT.

This FAQ gave me some basic information on what it means to have a civil union vs. to be legally married to somebody and also when some of the laws in Vermont regarding same sex marriage were passed.

This website was very helpful in clarifying the differences between marriages, civil unions and domestic partnerships. The website provides definitions of each.

This website offers a lot of useful information on a ton of schools, all you do is search the school by name.

This website offers many articles on how to start your college search and comparing and contrasting different aspects of schools (big vs. small etc).

This website gives information on marriage laws throughout the US. Information is presented on an easy to read map -- very interesting.

This article from the Vt Dept of Health gives information on same sex marriages in Vermont.