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Weekly College Planning

November 29th, 2008 by Krayton M Davis | No Comments | Filed in College Planning
College Planning Tips for the Week of:
Sunday November 30, 2008

Start the December Month by
Reviewing a Checklist of Prior Tasks

Your college applications should be sent this month for regular submission. Use your holiday to become familiar with the student financial aid process.

checklist of prior monthly tasks that should be completed
Have you decided on a college or trade school to attend after high school: see the September plan to get started

Complete and submit your college application.

Most college admission deadlines are in January. Make sure all official transcripts and reports are sent to your colleges. Schedule any interviews that may be required.

Visit your preferred college campus,
talk to alumni and schedule campus interviews:

Finish your college essays;
have someone critique:

Check your dates
if you are taking any college entrance exams. Make sure test scores are being sent to your select colleges

For those who did early submission:
check with your colleges to make sure they have all of the information. Early admission notices will start arriving. Make sure you reply to school requests.

If you have been accepted, you must notify them of your decision (with required deposit money) by early next month. Watch the deadlines.

Search diligently for potential scholarship awards:

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Weekly College Planning

November 22nd, 2008 by Krayton M Davis | No Comments | Filed in College Planning
College Planning Tips for the Week of:
Sunday November 23, 2008

Learn about options to pay for college:

Let’s talk money for college —
jump over to our College Financial Aid Guide to discuss ways you can pay for college.

It’s not too early! The financial aid process starts January 01 for Fall entering students. You need to begin the process of assembling your financial information for both student and parent. Colleges will use that information to determine the amount of aid to award you.

So Do It Right! Review our quick financial aid notes to understand what you need to know:

Note 1:   understand the financial aid process
Note 2:   submitting the FAFSA form for federal aid
Note 3:   review the student aid report
Note 4:   get the financial award letter
Note 5:   view financial aid options
Note 6:   apply for and manage student funds

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