The Pilgrim College Guidance Blog
News, trends, insights, and the occasional self-indulgent fluff piece
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The Art of Storytelling
At my school, we offer quarterly experiential education courses and I am co-leading one called, “The Art of Storytelling.” I’m a college counselor, my co-lead is a film teacher, and neither of us have ever taught English as far as I know, which I hope encourages students who aren’t the English types to learn how to tell their stories in their own ways.
So with that in mind, I will have some more admissions-y things to say later, but I guess I’d like to break my posting fast by sharing a story I read during a school assembly last year. This story has nothing to do with my work, but I suppose it has some college admissions pertinence. It’s hard to feel at peace with yourself during a process that feels like being yourself is not good enough. If that sounds like you, I encourage you to read my story below.
Why “Pilgrim?”
The placement of quotation marks is important here, though the title of this post is probably still misleading. It is not my intention to explain why you should hire me. This is more an attempt to explain the theme of this site.

