By Haley Stroffolino – Social Media Editor

Macie Rascoll, a former student at Jonathan Law, is on an exciting journey at Penn State University, where she continues to thrive in her academic and personal life.

Transitioning from high school to college can be a significant change, but Rascoll has embraced the new independence and responsibility that comes with it. 

As Rascoll continues to navigate her college journey, she remains committed to balancing her academic work with a wide range of extracurricular activities. 

“An average day for me looks very similar to high school,” Rascoll said. “Most days of the week I wake up and attend classes from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. I usually grab something to eat after class, study, work, club meetings or volunteering opportunities, at swim practice or intramural sports, or chilling with my friends!” 

Reflecting on her mindset since graduating from Law, Rascoll expresses a positive transition. 

“I have more of a growth mindset now,” Racoll said. “I have been focusing more on what is right in front of me, rather than things I cannot control.”  

Rascoll credits Law for helping prepare her for college life. She remembers the supportive community that believed in her abilities and encouraged her to pursue her dreams.

“Law helped to prepare me for college by giving me a family that constantly loved my abilities,” Rascoll said. “Law never let me give up on my dreams.”