With over 20 million students enrolling in American colleges, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, the demand for helpful, relatable and funny video blogs about going to and surviving college is huge. Luckily for those of us glued to our smartphones, a number of young adults have taken to YouTube to document and offer advice about their college experiences, helping high school graduates head off to college knowing what to expect, what not to bring, how to tackle finals and so on.
Since each of these great YouTubers have their own individual styles and different things to offer on their vlogs, this list is not ranked in any particular order. To create this list, we used multiple sources, listed at the end of this article, to find some of the top names ruling the college vlogs scene. We then compared these YouTubers to other college advice vlogs, looking at factors like the number of subscribers, views, post frequency, video length and subject matter that are current and available at the time of writing this article.
Since joining YouTube in , this college daily vlogger has posted hundreds of videos, garnering some 3,, total views, that consist of some serious videography skills, clever transitional shots and all-around entertaining banter, advice and experience by Kent. His vlog subjects range from dorm room tours and a day in the life of a college student to how to party at a small college and skateboarding around campus. His videos also cover a broader range of lifestyle subjects like love, happiness and friendship.
A year-old business administration major at the University of Southern California, Annemarie Allen joined YouTube in and is up to over seven million views. She frequently tweets, instagrams and uploads videos that cover college life, fashion, going back to school, beauty and makeup, DIY and more.
Her videos are edited well with entertaining B-roll clips, upbeat background music, fun transitions and helpful images, captions and voiceovers. For those interested in learning about sorority life at a larger college like the University of Florida, check out Brittany Lewis , a freshman journalism major who started vlogging about college, specifically, just nine months ago.
Her newer videos, which are posted on YouTube every Monday and Friday, cover topics like staying healthy in college, how to grocery shop as a vegetarian and how to dress for sorority recruitment. Her lifestyle, fashion and beauty videos are abundant and fabulously descriptive. One of the more popular vloggers on this list, Katherine Berry is a business administration senior at the University of Southern California. The vlog is just under 12 minutes long, and the description she wrote for this, along with her other videos, supplements information to avoid confusion about what the purpose of the YouTube video is.
Leopard Print! I seriously cannot get enough of it and I am so glad to see more and more of it in style this season. I'm definitely on the lookout for more fun pieces and accessories incorporating the animal print trend. I would definitely stock up on some staple products from MAC. I've always wanted to splurge and try out some Chanel and Dior makeup too. Oh and I would go crazy in Sephora Urban Decay Palettes galore.
At school for touch-ups I keep a Covergirl loose powder, Stila Convertible Color in Petunia, Black eyeliner pencil, an eyelash curler, and one of my many mascaras. Amazing Cosmetics Concealer I'm a junior in high school—I don't sleep much , sometimes a light foundation like Covergirl Naturelu, MAC Mineralized Skinfinish natural, contouring with a bronzer, whatever blush fits my mood, an eye look that I feel like trying out, Gel eyeliner on my upper lashline, and mascara.
Oh, and the lip color I choose for the day usually a lip stain for school. Of course it usually takes longer than necessary because you can always find me distracted watching beauty videos while I'm getting ready. I was guilty of the raccoon liner.
Upper lashline, tightline, waterline, lower lashline, it was just an eyeliner party on my eyes. It always had to be black too, and thick. Gotta love middle school trial and error emphasis on error phases. I can't really say its any one specific person or place. To be honest a lot of my inspiration is pulled from different people I watch on YouTube or magazines I read. What is the story behind your vlog's title? If your vlog had a mission statement, what would it be?
How would you describe your style? What are your personal favorite blogs and vlogs? What type of camera do you use? Such good quality and easy to use. What beauty products can you not live without? How long have you been into makeup? Do you prefer drugstore or high-end makeup brands? Answer: Kristee Vetter has , subscribers on YouTube. Q: What is the average likes count on Kristee Vetter's Youtube videos? Q: How many dislikes on avg. Answer: Kristee Vetter has uploaded 1, videos on YouTube till date.
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