Prompt: After completing the assignments on making college affordable and finding the best college fit, what is one thing you learned that you did not know before? Why do you think this information is important for seniors to understand?

 I learned that when planning a gap year its very easy to lose focus and to be 100% sure your going to be responsible and go to school. This is important because one it really tests your maturity and two this is crucial regarding time and what you could be doing. I personally wouldn't take a gap year because though I'm responsible life still happens, in a sense I'm having too much fun I may neglect /dread school.

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