through her altruism

IZZIE SONG Staff Writer

Madison Schultz is a senior who has found herself contributing to nearly every area of EHS life.

A natural leader, Madison was nominated to take on a role usually occupied by a faculty member. In charge of running Student Senate meetings, organizing emails, and planning what’s next for the senate, it would be an understatement to say Madison helps a great deal with the student body.

University of Southern California University of Georgia

The University of Southern California is a large private university located in Los Angeles, California. Its 21,000 undergraduate students are split between the school’s urban downtown campus and northeastern LA campus. Well known for its academic prestige and student-centered learning programs, the school is a hot option for those seeking the West Coast atmosphere.

USC is a strong research institution with a shocking 23 schools for both graduates and undergraduates alike. Ranked this year as the 25th university in the nation, the school prides itself on its strong blend between the easy-going lifestyle of LA and a challenging academic curriculum. The school’s most popular majors are Business, Communications, Computer Science and Biology, all run on a semester term. With its Los Angeles hub, the school also features a robust arts program, fostering a great way to build connections within the creative industry while earning a degree.

Beyond the classroom, most students take part in athletics, fraternities/sororities, or the band. The school also offers dorm residential communities which can help incoming students to build friends. USC has a low admission rate of 12% and offers Early Action and Regular Decision. They are test-optional for the next applicant cycle, and you can apply on the Common App. Fight On!

The University of Georgia is a large public university located in Athens, Georgia, an hour away from downtown Atlanta. It has an undergraduate enrollment of 30,000 students who are brimming with the Bulldog spirit. The school is often talked about for its stunning campus, lively college town, and spirited athletics. UGA has a large research program that encourages undergraduates to partake in, along with many study abroad opportunities across the globe.

With a student teacher ratio of 15:1, the school diligently tries to foster strong academic relationships throughout its programs. Georgia is often applied to by students seeking a degree in Biology, Finance, and Psychology, along with those seeking a strong Veterinary program for graduate school.

Outside of class, students are involved around the campus and town of Athens, which is noted as one of the best college towns in the US. While football is a big part of campus culture, most students also partake in Greek life, student government, and intramural sports with a number of other clubs and organizations run through the campus’ Center for Leadership and Service.

If you want to live the Bulldog life, you can apply with Early Action or Regular Decision on Common App. The school has a 40% acceptance rate and requires test scores from all applicants. Go Dawgs!