Ask lots of questions, embrace the unexpected and treasure the support of the community. Anna Radigan '22 offers some advice and shares a bit of her Peddie experience.

As a boarding student Jack '22 has learned to balance his academics and commitments with a healthy and rich social life - and a clean room.

As a swimmer, Amber '22 has learned that "diving in" is as important in life as it is in her sport. 

Myrah '22 believes in surrounding yourself with the people who build you up and help you grow and in being an agent of change no matter what your role or title. She also believes in naps.

A three-season athlete at Peddie, Ciara '22 has always loved sports. But she discovered a love for history at Peddie — all because of writer-in-residence Paul Watkins' World War I elective.

Santiago '22 knows that time at Peddie flies by, so he recommends getting involved right from the start - and eating breakfast with your friends.

Elle '22 understands that sometimes the simplest moments tell you the most. Peddie students spend so much time together that it's easy to let your guard down and be yourself.

Alli '22 has embraced balance at Peddie; she's committed to courses and activities that she enjoys, but also remembers how important it is to take a breath — and remember that the community is here to support and encourage you.

Nye '22 discovered a passion for activism while at Peddie, and is grateful for a school community that is willing to embrace change.

Before Peddie, Tyler '22 never felt like a "pro" in any particular area. But a brief conversation with his freshman Humanities teacher changed all of that.

Wynn '22 didn't know what to expect when he arrived at Peddie. What he found was a community that made him feel like he belonged from Day 1.