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Registration Reminder
Today is the registration deadline for the September 10th ACT exam.
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Going off to college is a major event. As you prepare to go away, here are some suggestions for what you can do to get ready: Choose your freshman classes. Think about what you’d like to learn and also consider … Continue reading
Will You Sit For A Test?
With all the recent changes in testing requirements, you may not be sure whether you should plan to take the ACT or SAT. Talk to your parents and guidance counselor to decide what’s best for you. If you choose to … Continue reading
Get Ready For Tomorrow’s SAT
A few thoughts if you’re scheduled to take tomorrow’s SAT. To minimize your stress tomorrow morning, it’s a great idea to get organized ahead of time. The last thing you need on test morning is a desperate scramble. These are … Continue reading
Attention All High School Students
Summer is approaching and you’re probably thinking of all the fun things you’re going to do: meet your friends at the beach, sleep late, swim, travel, summer BBQs with family… Summer is also a good time to explore your interests … Continue reading
Line Up Your Recommendations
Juniors, recommendation letters are required by most colleges as part of your application. Think about which teachers know you best and ask them to write a letter on your behalf. Try to“ make this request in person, if possible. Here’s … Continue reading
Discover Your Options
JUNIORS, beginning your college search process may seem like an overwhelming task. There are many free resources to help you get started and allow you to explore the many options available. By using these tools you will be be able … Continue reading
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It’s Time To Decide
National College Decision Day is quickly approaching. Seniors, you have a big decision to make by May 1! Check your email and your mailbox frequently, as the schools you’ve been admitted to have been and will continue to send you … Continue reading
Connect With Your New Community
Social media is a great way to connect with your future classmates, friends and potential roommates. Learn about the work professors are engaged in and the exciting paths alumni have taken. You can also stay up to date on what’s happening … Continue reading
How to Ask for More Aid
Seniors, by now you have your acceptance letters and financial aid offers. As financial aid packages are not presented uniformly, it is essential to break down your offers and understand how much of your aid doesn’t have to be repaid, … Continue reading