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The college process can be filled with chaos, but it becomes simpler when you are Bound to Organize. Keep on track with tips and hints from two women who have learned the ropes and lived to tell about it.
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Author Archives: Anna and Gail
Colleges Still Accepting Applications
If you have not yet completed your application process, are not happy with your outcome or if you are reconsidering your options, given changed circumstances due to the pandemic, check out National Association of College Admissions Counseling’s College Openings Update. … Continue reading
Thoughts For Rising Juniors
The college admissions process is undergoing significant changes amidst the coronavirus pandemic. The most significant change in the application evaluation process is the elimination of the standardized test score requirement. Following the announcement by many small private colleges, the University … Continue reading
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AP Exam Schedule
AP test takers, be sure to check College Board’s revised AP exam schedule to confirm your test times and instructions. As all students worldwide will be taking tests at the same time, look for your time zone in the table … Continue reading
Class of 2021: Your Application Process
Colleges and universities are making ongoing changes to their admissions requirements in response to the corona virus pandemic. Juniors, your college process is going to look significantly different than you had anticipated. Testing requirements and schedules have and continue to … Continue reading
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Decision Time
In the midst of this unusual time, your college decisions process is going to be very different than you had expected. Instead of college visits, you’ll be relying on virtual tours, notes your may have taken previously and conversations with … Continue reading
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Change in Test Dates
In response to the situation surrounding the coronavirus, College Board and ACT have announced test cancellations and plans for future test dates. The May 2nd SAT has been cancelled. Check College Board’s website for updates on future test dates. ACT … Continue reading
