Penn Admissions on Instagram: "Congratulations to our newest members of the Class of 2030! 🎉 We can’t wait to welcome you to campus next fall. To get you excited for everything ahead at Penn, we asked a few fellow students why they chose Penn. Follow along to hear what they had to say!"

AIDetectPlus on Instagram: "POV: Your brain knows the answer… but that one word is playing hide and seek 😭 Exams, assignments, deadlines — we’ve all been there. (Help your future self write smarter ✍️) 🔗 A little tool called AIDetectPlus might save you next time 😉 #foryou #explorepage #fyp #foryoupage #explorepage ✨ #explore #explorer #studentlife #examstress #collegehumor #relatable #studystruggles #assignments #academiclife #brainfreeze #studygram #studentmemes #shortvideo #reels #youtubesh

Glendale Community College | Arizona on Instagram: "It’s over! 🥳 Now time to enjoy the holiday break! We hope you guys had an amazing semester!🙌 Have an amazing restful break and don’t forget to register for spring classes!🌸☀️ #studentlife #collegecampus #university #Holiday #finals"

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College Life on Instagram: "so when am I getting home? #collegelife #finals #finalsweek #winterbreak #exams"

Ultimate Ivy League Guide™ on Instagram: "There’s a reason why these answers have different outcomes…and it all comes down to institutional priorities and fit: ✅ACCEPTED: This student started with something they already did, then shows how a specific Harvard opportunity helps them think more carefully about impact before scaling it beyond their own community. That signals judgment, responsibility, and direction, which are three values Harvard cares deeply about. ⚠️WAITLISTED: This student unders

History Clips Only on Instagram: "Universities have long marked milestones with symbolic ceremonies, but this opening was unique. At the University of Lincoln, a tortoise was chosen to inaugurate a new science laboratory, slowly cutting the ribbon. The moment blended tradition, humor, and education, highlighting respect for animals, patience, and scientific curiosity in a way few academic events ever have. Animals have often played roles in teaching and symbolism, but rarely in academic openings