As high school seniors approach graduation, one of the most exciting and sometimes overwhelming decisions they face is choosing the right college. With countless options available, it’s important to understand the different types of colleges to find the best fit academically, socially, and financially.

Senior Angel Lupian is going to San Jose state. He plans to study entrepreneurship, and he is most excited for the atmosphere and opportunity at San Jose state.

San José State University is in the heart of Silicon Valley, offers students a unique blend of academic, cultural diversity, and direct access to some of the world’s leading tech companies. San José State University offers entrepreneurship which Angel is taking as a student there for the 2025-26 school year.

Senior Noah Watkins plans to attend UC Berkeley. He plans to study studying political science. I asked Noah what he would miss about high school, and he stated, “I will miss seeing my friends everyday and the late nights I spent working on school events.”

UC Berkeley, officially known as the University of California, Berkeley, is one of the most prestigious public universities in the world. The Political Science Department at UC Berkeley is particularly distinguished, consistently ranked among the top in the nation. It offers students a deep and analytical understanding of political systems, theories, and behaviors, both domestically and internationally.

As seniors prepare to embark on their individual journeys to different colleges, it’s a bittersweet moment marked by both excitement and nostalgia. Though they may be heading in separate directions, the memories, friendships, and experiences they’ve shared will always remain a meaningful part of their lives. College offers each of them a fresh start, a chance to grow, explore new passions, and chase their dreams.