What to ask at a University Open Day How will the course be assessed? How many students will be on the course? What careers have recent graduates gone on to? Is there an opportunity to take a placement? What does a placement/year abroad mean and what does it do? What […]
Times New Roman. Use a standard font such as Times New Roman or Arial to avoid distracting the reader from your college essay’s content. What is the best font for an essay college? For this reasons, they are recommended for use in the writing of academic papers. Examples of serif […]
Here are five things to say at the beginning of your interview: It’s nice to meet you. Thank you for meeting with me today. I’ve read the job description. I’ve researched your company. I’d like to learn more about the company. This job sounds interesting. The job description aligns perfectly […]
What is a Hoya Plant? Hoyas have thick, waxy leaves that overflow from a pot in beautiful trailing vines. They bloom in clusters of sweetly smelling flowers like those of their distant cousin, the milkweed. The flowers themselves are dense and waxy, like finely sculpted porcelain, often appearing in pink […]
Light Requirements: This Hoya enjoys bright, indirect light. However, a little direct sunlight can be a good thing – especially when it comes in the spring and winter. This can encourage flowering and bring out the pink color in the Krimson Queen. How do you Variegate a Hoya? How to […]
All are tough plants and can be grown indoors or outside, in warm frost-free environments. They’re tolerant of mid-levels of light (although need moderate light or some morning sun to flower well) and prefer to be kept in the same pot for years – less repotting for you, woohoo! Can […]
Flowering. One of the reasons hoyas are so popular is because of their unique and gorgeous blooms. Many hoya enthusiasts work hard to bring each of their plants to bloom, some of which are very difficult to achieve. Are Hoyas hard to care for? These tropical vining plants have a […]
In short, it’s basically the newest catchphrase for your standard call and response trend. It’s basically a call to action for other users on TikTok. Someone asks, “Can I get a hoya?” And then folks drum up the most creative way they can respond to the post. Can I get […]
In good conditions, Hoya plants produce clusters of starry flowers, some of which have a sweet scent. Hoya plants need to be fully mature to flower. This typically means 5 to 7 years before you see the first bloom. However, depending on the variety, it can take years for the […]
Hoya can grow large and unwieldy, so if you need to prune your hoya, then that is fine. Any dead, brown stems can be cut back. And if you have vigorous stems, you can either let them grow, wind them around a trellis, or just trim them back to a […]
No one knows the exact origin of the phrase, “can I get a hoya!?” Since the phrase is a request for a cheer, many people think it might have a connection to the US military. SEAL teams and marines would use the term “Hooyah!” to respond to their drill instructors’ […]
Hoya is an Asclepias (think Milkweed) genus of 200–300 species of tropical plants. Most are native to India, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, New Guinea, and Australia. In size, leaves range from as small as 1/4″ in length to as large as 12″. What is the rarest hoya plant? Hoya leytensis […]
They will be notified by the admissions committee of their admissions decision by December 15. Regular Decision applicants should have all application materials postmarked by January 10. They will be notified by the admissions committee of their admissions decision by April 1. Does Georgetown email or mail decisions? Decisions are […]
Georgetown does not consider “demonstrated interest” so you will not be judged on whether or not you made a campus visit, contacted an admissions officer, etc. Do Ivies care about demonstrated interest? Schools That Track Demonstrated Interest For example, the most highly ranked schools, including the Ivy League schools, MIT, […]
The other 37 additional member schools, including Brown, Cornell and Dartmouth, have chosen to hold off for a year and will not accept the Coalition application until 2017/18. MIT and Georgetown remain among the schools that will continue to use their own application platforms. Is Georgetown in Common App? Starting […]