A large group of EFSC Bacherlor graduates in green robes. One of the graduates is Joey Hilde, representing EFSC Alum Success.

Alumni Corner: Joey Hilde

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Student Life

Being an EFSC alum means you’ve had success getting through the rigor of academic studies at least once. For former EFSC student Joey Hilde, it’s also paved the way for a rewarding future in the medical field. A Merritt Island local, he started off getting his Associate in Arts from Eastern Florida. Then, he completed a BAS in Applied Health Sciences (Biomedical Science track) with a focus in Multiple Sclerosis Pathology in 2016. Hilde is now pursuing a Master of Public Health at Capella University. With the […]

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A woman sitting in a small hallway with back to one wall and her legs propped up on the other. She is covering her face with a book, trying to master effective study tips.

Study Skills for Students with Various Learning Abilities

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Academics

Summer classes at EFSC are already in full swing. Much of the college experience consists of participating in social functions and remaining connected to your college community. However, keep academics and graduation first on your list of priorities! These tips can help you make effective use of your study time. As a result, you can hopefully spend less time in the

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A pile of different kinds of metal keys on a red surface, symbolizing self-advocacy skills.

Self-Advocacy: The Secret To Unlocking Your Potential

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College Prep

As Maya Angelou once said, “I learned a long time ago the wisest thing I can do is be on my own side, be an advocate for myself and others like me.” In simple terms, self-advocacy means having the ability to express your needs, wants, and concerns when working toward your own individual goals. When you can practice self-advocacy on

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