Articles by the wccblogger

• 10 Ways Studying Abroad in High School Benefits You in College

  Posted by the wccblogger | February 26, 2018

  As a student who’s completing 9th through 12th grade you may be wondering how studying abroad in high school benefits you in college. From academic advancement to personal growth, consider the following reasons when trying to decide if a study abroad summer program is a good option for you. Broaden your perspective of the world […]

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• Volunteering in Houston: Post Hurricane Harvey

  Posted by the wccblogger | February 16, 2018

  As with every disaster, the desire to help others becomes very strong.  This was the case when on August 25th, 2017 Hurricane Harvey touched down on Houston and devastated several communities in its path. How did Westcoast Connection decide to help? With our newest initiative WCC Cares and its commitment to offer meaningful life-changing opportunities […]

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• 6 Best Ways to Start Preparing for College

  Posted by the wccblogger | January 22, 2018

  High school students can get ahead of the crowd by finding ways to start preparing for college, even before the application process begins. Summer is the perfect time to equip yourself with these tools for success, as you won’t have to add anything to your already busy, high school academic year. If you’re wondering where […]

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• WCC & the President’s Volunteer Service Award

  Posted by the wccblogger | December 2, 2015

  Westcoast Connection has become a Certifying Organization for the President’s Volunteer Service Award, a prestigious award given to those completing community service over a 12 month period of time. Since our involvement with this award began, we’ve already had alumni earn the Bronze and Silver Medals of distinction and we even have one who is […]

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