We took a short survey of a handful of our students and asked them how they decorate and add those touches of personality and comfort to make their apartments a home. These are their responses and some pictures of the very personalized abodes of some of our students.
In the ILS Department at CLE, we work with student roommates on various living skills in their apartments.
Everyday stories of adulting induce a collective sigh in millennial culture and are important for acknowledging the gap between achievement, expectation, and reality. Growing up is hard, and the challenge isn't rooted in grit, character, or ownership – it's in resources and opportunity. Young people today have been protected more than they've been prepared, and it's time that we take a different approach.
Throughout our lives we experience a variety of "firsts," some big and some small. New students at CLE experienced an abundance of "firsts" this past month. Just to name a few: they started the first day of classes, the first day meeting their tutors and instructors, and the first day living in a new apartment.
Jack has held a few different positions since his time at CLE and is now gainfully employed as an Uber driver! In addition to employment, Jack spends much of his time acting in plays for his local community theater. This is all to support his goals for his dream career. What is that?
Allison Kronen came to CLE 4 years ago looking for a program that would offer her the academic and life skills she needed to succeed independently in life. Allison always knew her love for animals, specifically dogs, would bring her to becoming a professional dog groomer. She fondly remembers CLE today as a “Great Home Away from Home.”
By Kati Strong, Education Coordinator CLE Austin At CLE, we have the privilege [...]
At College Living Experience (CLE), we know the anatomy of success has many chapters. We believe the team chapter is one of the most critical and must be filled with passionate top notch professionals dedicated to your mission.
Have you ever driven somewhere and thought to yourself, “How did I get here?” Or read an entire chapter of a book with no memory of what it was actually about?
There are things that you can do to lessen the chances of getting a cold or the flu but if it’s truly your turn, then you need to be equipped to fight the war!
