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Author Archives: Anna and Gail
Be Curious
Juniors, the college search process may seem overwhelming right now. While there are thousands of two and four year schools in the US, you’ll be able to narrow down which schools you should explore further if you devote the time … Continue reading
Don’t Let Scholarship Money Slip Away
Search for scholarships and grants to help pay for you college education. (The terms “grants” and “scholarships” are often used interchangeably.) This type of aid doesn’t need to be repaid, making it the most attractive form of financial aid. Here … Continue reading
Writing Your College Essay
While grades are the first part of your application that Admissions will review, there are many other important components. A well written essay will give you the opportunity to demonstrate who you are beyond your grades and test scores. What … Continue reading
Waiting For News
Early decision notifications are on their way! You can check your school’s website to confirm the decision release date. If you did apply either early decision or early action it is time to take the next step in your journey … Continue reading
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Avoid Mistakes On Your Applications
Your application is how you introduce yourself to Admissions. Make a good impression by submitting your best, most accurate and carefully written application. Review your applications before your hit “submit”. Avoid common mistakes which will make you look disorganized and … Continue reading
Registration Reminder
Remember, today is the late registration deadline for the December 4th SAT.
Consider Including Community Colleges On Your List
Seniors, you’re putting together a list of colleges and universities to research and apply. Consider looking into community colleges. These local schools present you with a different pathway to earning a bachelor’s degree. If you are not ready to commit … Continue reading
Registration Reminder
Today is the late registration deadline for the November 6th SAT.
Finding Your Interests
There are many reasons to get involved in extracurricular activities, both in and out of school. Activities outside the classroom give you the chance to learn more about what you like doing and also give you the opportunity to gain … Continue reading
Registration Reminder
Today is the late registration deadline for the October 23rd ACT exam.
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