How does a LifeStream portfolio set me apart from other applicants?
A LifeStream portfolio sets you apart by showcasing your skills, creativity, and accomplishments beyond grades and test scores. It provides real examples of your work—like projects, artwork, writing, or research—helping colleges see your unique talents and dedication. A strong LifeStream portfolio can make your application more memorable and demonstrate your potential for success.
How does LifeStream help me with my college application?
By regularly saving your best work and achievements, you'll have everything you need when it’s time to apply. LifeStream’s visual format helps you track and recall your accomplishments, making it easier to showcase your skills in applications and interviews confidently. Simply add your LifeStream portfolio link to the ‘Online Presence’ or ‘Additional Information’ section of the Common App, Coalition App, or any online application.
Why do college admissions value LifeStream portfolios?
College admissions value student portfolios because they showcase your talents, skills, and dedication beyond grades and test scores in an easy, efficient way. A portfolio provides real examples of your work—such as projects, writing, art, or research—helping colleges see your potential and unique strengths. It also demonstrates your passion, creativity, and readiness for college-level work, making your application stand out.
Keep Your Family Memories Safe and Organized
In the hustle and bustle of life, time is a precious commodity that always seems to slip away. We often find ourselves saying, “I’ll handle that later…” or “…when I have more time…” Organizing information and media is a task we tend to procrastinate, yet it becomes challenging when the time finally arrives. Living in the digital age, our photos, videos, documents, designs, and various digital media are scattered across different devices and storage drives. Physical items like cards, projects, awards, and certificates may be tucked away in closets or drawers. Delaying the organization of this information only complicates the process and makes it nearly impossible to locate when needed.
