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HS College Planning Tips: for week of Aug 9
You need to start your college essays while you have free time in the summer. Remember that the essay is an important part of the application review.
4 Factors to Consider When Choosing a College
The best investment you will ever make is an investment in yourself. Choosing which college to attend is the first step in investing in your future.
HS College Planning Guide: week of June 07
Check with your college for your on-campus living arrangements or make arrangements to live off-campus.
HS College Planning Guide: week of May 31
June begins. Review this checklist for items that should be completed at this time in your college planning process.
HS College Planning Guide: week of May 17
You should receive your "Financial Award Package" with information on your qualifying financial aid from each school that you have been admitted.
HS College Planning Tip: for Week of May 10
Sit for the Advanced Placement Exams or the CLEP tests to test out of subject areas you had in high school.
HS College Planning Tip: for Week of April 26
Use the summer to raise money you will need for college.
HS College Planning Tip: week of Dec 08
Consider taking and preparing for the Advanced Placement Exams or CLEP tests, if applicable. This allows you to test out of some college courses that can save you time and money.
Are You College Ready?
If you ask a school student about what they look forward to in life, the answer will always be "College" with an exclamation mark. "A small step for man but a giant step for mankind" could have been said about entering college life too.
Get Ready For Freshman Orientation
Your shopping is done and your bags are nearly packed. In a matter of days you will take to the road and head off to college.
Five Worst Reasons To Attend College
Tweet Students may be told by teachers, parents, and guidance counselors that the only way to succeed in life is through a college degree. Though a bachelor’s degree is a
Make the Most Out of Your College Career Fair
Tweet Face to face meetings help you get acquainted. Most high schools have them — these are usually one-day events where recruiting staff from local colleges and universities show up,
