Molly Miller // A Piece of Toast

Molly Miller // A Piece of Toast // 25 // Pi Phi 

First off, I have to say that A Piece of Toast is one of my favorite blogs and I check it religiously. Also, Molly may be one of the nicest people I've never met... sounds unconventional but it's true.

"In life: Be confident and be yourself. 

For College: You don't have to like everyone and not everyone will like you but you will find friends that will be in your life forever - just be patient." MBM

What's one thing you wish you would have known entering college?

 How much money to budget for going out, eating out and shopping! 

How did you deal with homesickness? 

Frequent calls to mom and dad and keeping busy. 

Dorms. Small rooms and small closets... what's a girl to do?

What should all girls have in their closet? 

Jeans for class and going out. And cute workout gear - always good to have for those days you don't shower but want to look cute and put together! 

What makes a good college wardrobe? 

Versatile pieces that can take you from year to year. 

What's something we want to bring but shouldn't?

Nice shoes and anything suede. The bars will ruin both! 

Something we cannot have enough of...

You can never have enough pull-over sweaters and white shirts. 

What's the best way to wear things multiple ways?

A blazer will be your best friend and find a comfortable pair of boots that will look good with jeans and dresses. 

Rush:

Quick tips? 

Be happy and normal & trust your gut! 

One thing you wished you knew going into it?

What you wear don't matter - it's about having meaningful conversations and making connections!

Rent The Runway or should we use our own clothes?

Try to use what you already have in your closet or if you buy things, make sure you can wear them after rush, too. 

Best thing about it looking back?

Making my best friends and learning how NOT stressful it is once you are on the other side. 

Favorite things about being in a sorority?

Instant best friends, social events, philanthropy opportunities and the chance to be a leader and contribute talents. 

Be sure to check out Molly's blog 

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A Piece of Toast