The last episode of "The Dorm to Diploma" Podcast. From all the chaos of freshman year, the identity crisis of sophomore year, the burnout and breakthroughs of junior year, all the way to the emotional rollercoaster of senior year. This episode is my love letter to the entire college experience.

You'll hear about mistakes everyone makes (but aren't always talked about) , friendships, failures, and glow-ups that shape you. Things I wish I could've told myself freshman year, and a closing message that might make you laugh or sob uncontrollably (spoiler alert I cry during that)

This final episode will give you the roadmap, reassurance, and the real talk you didn't know you needed. Grab your iced coffee, get comfy, and prepare to feel inspired, seen, and entertained because we are wrapping up this podcast with honesty, humor, and a whole lot of love!

Ahh midterms and finals.. every college students worst nightmare. In this episode I talk about how to make this part of college seem a little less stressful.

We will talk all things planners, how to avoid procrastination even though it feels "good" in the moment, and some study tips that have worked for me throughout exam season.

If you are stressing about midterms, and wondering how you can succeed, this episode is for you!

In this episode, I'm sharing the real, unfiltered truth about working and managing money during your college years. If you've found yourself trying to figure out how to balance classes, a social life, and a part-time job, this conversation is for you.

Im going to talk about jumping into work right away, taking on as many hours as possible, and learning the hard way that overworking can take a toll on your academics and mental health. I break down what I wish I knew as a freshman — from setting realistic work schedules to creating a budget that actually works and still gives you room to have fun.

You’ll get practical, freshman-friendly advice for managing your time, avoiding burnout, saving money, and staying grounded when life gets overwhelming.

By the end, you’ll walk away with the tools to make smarter financial decisions and the confidence to navigate your first year with balance, intention, and a whole lot less stress.