 Applying to college can be a costly proposition. According to U.S. News and World Report (2022), college application fees can range from $50-$100 per college. Add in the cost of standardized test score reports and, at some high schools, fees for transcript requests, and the costs can quickly add up. For example, a student applying to just 10 universities may have to pay $700 in application fees alone.
 In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the boundaries between technology, culture, and the humanities are increasingly blurred. This intersection is the focus of an emerging interdisciplinary area of study known as Digital Humanities (DH), which explores how digital tools can be used to analyze, interpret, and present cultural and historical content. Digital Humanities offers students a unique blend of traditional humanities subjects—such as literature, history, and art—with cutting-edge technology and media studies, creating a dynamic and versatile area of study for the 21st century.
 Transitioning to college can be a significant change, especially for students who require academic accommodations for ADHD and/or other learning differences. Though some students are hesitant about applying for accommodations in college, it’s better to have them in place and not use them than to wish you had applied for them.
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