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    Tag: college

    A glimpse into challenges for disabled students

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    College presents a plethora of challenges that aren’t always obvious at first glance: the testing centers, a hill on the way to class or a cramped bathroom. But for students […]

    April 18, 2022April 18, 2022 by Marisa Nelson
    Posted in Campus Community, Campus Service, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Signpost SliderTagged accommodations, ADA, ADA assessment, Angela McLean, Annabelle Durham, bilateral club feet, Cailin Hughes, cane, cerebral palsy, Charlotte Poe, coddling, college, Color Blindness, disabilities, disability center, disability service center, disability training, disabled students, discrimination, dyslexia, ESL, fatigue, fibromyalgia, gastroparesis, high school, IDEA 504, Kierstynn King, learning disability, Marisa Nelson, Natalie Williams, neurodivergent, nontraditional students, note taking, ogden, online classes, pain, pandemic, peer mentor, physical disabilities, Priority 1 restrictions, proctoring, respect, returning students, Ryan Charters, Ryan Dunn, special education, Testing Center, Weber State, Weber state students, wheelchair

    Comparing the costs of credits

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    Around 200 Utah high schools offer Advanced Placement classes, and over 20,000 Utah students take these classes every year, according to the Utah State Board of Education. In these classes, […]

    April 18, 2022April 18, 2022 by Rebecca Gonzales
    Posted in Academics, Business/Careers, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Signpost SliderTagged Advanced placement, advanced placement credit, advanced placement testing, Affordable, affordable education, Alyssa foxley, Andy young, AP classes, AP courses, ap credit, Casey Wheeler, CE classes, Clara holt, college, college credit, college readiness, Concurrent enrollment, concurrent enrollment credit, dual enrollment, English 2010, English 2015, first generation college student, high schools, holly leake, homework, karina barboza, ogden high school, Rebecca Gonzales, Richard leary, Syracuse High School, test taking, textbooks, the college board, tuition, Utah high schools, Weber High School, Weber School District, weber state academics, Weber State Univeristy, WSU tuition

    The Lisseteification of graduation

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    My life and college story is no different than others. I was born and raised in Ogden, being the firstborn in a Mexican and Salvadoran immigrant household. From a young […]

    April 11, 2022April 11, 2022 by Lissete Landaverde
    Posted in Columns, Graduation, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, Opinion, Signpost SliderTagged Center for Multicultural Excellence, college, communication, Dancing, first generation, first generation american, first generation college student, folk dance, graduation 2022, health careers, Higher Education, identity crisis, latin american folk dance, latinas, latinos, Lissete Landaverde, localization, Medical Lab Science, medical laboratory science, Mexican, Mexican-American, multimedia journalism, nursing, organizational communication, Salvadoran, Salvadoran-American, WSU Ballet Folklórico

    Leaving my home away from home

    Columns, Graduation, Opinion

    I have never been the type of person to accept change openly. For as long as I can remember, I have held onto experiences in life with an iron fist […]

    April 11, 2022April 11, 2022 by Isabella Torres
    Posted in Columns, Graduation, OpinionTagged Bella Torres, Campus, change, college, graduation, graduation 2022, Home, Isabella Torres, life, next step, stages of life, University, Weber, Weber State, Weber State University, WSU

    A sense of community on campus

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    The Weber State Office of Student Affairs offers access to peer mentoring for students on campus seeking guidance through different aspects of college life. “My mentor was a gift, especially […]

    February 9, 2022February 9, 2022 by Noah Lutman
    Posted in Campus Community, Campus Service, Clubs/Organizations, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Signpost SliderTagged clubs, clubs and organizations, college, guidance, mentees, mentor advisor, mentoring, mentoring coordinator, Noah Lutman, student affairs, Transition, Weber State, Weber state clubs, Weber State UniveristyLeave a comment

    Discovering Weber

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    I spent much of my high school career preparing to go to college, but when I gradated in 2020, things did not go as planned. My principal handed me my […]

    January 31, 2022January 31, 2022 by Summer Muster
    Posted in Mywebermedia Slider, Photo essay, Signpost SliderTagged Campus, campus activities, college, high school, in-person, in-person classes, Kimball Visual Arts Center, Lampros Hall, online classes, outdoor recreation, pandemic, photo essay, Shepherd Union, social distancing, students, Summer Muster, Swenson building, swenson gym, Tracy Hall, University, Weber, Weber State, Weber State Campus, Weber State University, WSU, WSU campusLeave a comment

    The economy of enrollment

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    Weber State University’s enrollment for the 2021-2022 school year was less than expected, which has left the school with the task of making decisions about budget adjustments. Weber State is […]

    November 10, 2021November 10, 2021 by Rebecca Baggett
    Posted in Campus Community, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Signpost SliderTagged Administrative services, budget, budgeting, Clayton Anderson, college, college enrollment, coronavirus, COVID, COVID-19, economy, enrollment, Finance, finances, new students, Norm Tarbox, pandemic, Rebeca Baggett, Rebecca Baggett, spending, Voluntary Separation Program, VSIP, Weber enrollment, Weber State, Weber State Univeristy, WSULeave a comment

    Managing the balance between work, school and a social life

    Columns, Health, Mywebermedia Slider, Opinion, Signpost Slider, Waldo's World

    For the past 18 years, I have had a basic set schedule. Wake up and get ready for school, attend classes and go home to do more work. Attending Weber […]

    April 19, 2021April 19, 2021 by Ally Nelson
    Posted in Columns, Health, Mywebermedia Slider, Opinion, Signpost Slider, Waldo's WorldTagged ADD, ally nelson, Attention Deficit Disorder, balance, balance in college, breaks, burnout, college, college skills, college success, destress, discipline, extracurricular, extracurricular activities, grades, health, homework, learn from mistakes, make a schedule, mental health, naps, procrastination, productivity, relax, relaxation, relaxation methods, schedule, school, skills learned in college, social life, Stress, success, take breaks, Time management, Waldo's World, Weber, Weber State, Weber State University, WSU, ZoomLeave a comment

    WSU parking can get chaotic — Here’s some advice

    Above the Scroll, Columns, Opinion, Signpost Slider, Waldo's World

    This past year of mostly virtual classes has made parking at the Ogden campus of Weber State University so easy. With most students at home, parking lots usually don’t even […]

    April 19, 2021April 19, 2021 by Caitlyn Nichols
    Posted in Above the Scroll, Columns, Opinion, Signpost Slider, Waldo's WorldTagged A Permit Senior Lottery, advice, alternate forms of transportation, alternate transportation, bike, bike racks, BRT, BRT line, Caitlyn Nichols, campus parking, carpool, carpools, college, Davis County, Dee Events Center, Dee Events Center parking, Fall 2021, Free UTA passes, FrontRunner, gas money, Highway 89, in-person classes, Institute parking, night classes, ogden, Ogden Campus, Ogden LDS Institute, Park-and-Ride, parking, parking at weber, parking at weber state, parking at wsu, parking pass, parking permits, parking tickets, public transportation, save gas, senior to freshman advice, Shepherd Union Information Desk, shuttle, shuttle bus, tips, tips and tricks, traffic, transportation, transportation options, trax, Uber, UTA, UTA Bus, UTA Bus pass, UTA Ed pass, walk, Weber, Weber State, Weber State University, WSULeave a comment

    Living the Weber State dream

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    As I look back to my time at Weber State, I always go back to how much regret I had when I was transferring. Prior to Weber, I was at […]

    April 14, 2021April 14, 2021 by Israel Campa
    Posted in Mobile, Opinion, Photo essay, Signpost SliderTagged college, college athletics, photo, photo essay, Photo Esssay, photography, photojournalist, sports photography, The Signpost, transfer, transferring schools, tuition, University of Utah, Ute, Weber State, Weber State University, Wildcat, WSULeave a comment

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