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Category Archives: Define Your Choices
Another Option
Community college offers an alternative track to earning a bachelor’s degree. For students who are not ready to commit to a four year program, are looking to stay close to home or would benefit from the reduced tuition, community college … Continue reading
Consider This
Honors colleges and honors programs are another path to consider for college bound students. These programs function as schools-within-schools, offering the chance to study in a smaller program within a large, often public, university. Typically, selective and academically challenging, this … Continue reading
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Essential Resources For Your College Search
JUNIORS, by now you’re into college search mode. Are you taking advantage of these resources? COLLEGE FAIRS: College fairs are a great way to start your search. You’ll have the chance to get exposed to a large number of colleges … Continue reading
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May 1 is National College Decision Day
Tomorrow is NATIONAL COLLEGE DECISION DAY! Still deciding? Think about what criteria were important to you when you originally made your list and what left an impression on you when/if you visited and after you completed your research for the … Continue reading
Your Big Decision
National College Decision Day is almost here. Seniors, you have a big decision to make by May 1st. The schools you’ve been admitted to have been and will continue to send you many important announcements, so check your email and … Continue reading
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Identify The Best Type Of College For You
Juniors, it’s understandable if the college search process seems a bit 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 … Continue reading
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Taking A Look At Honors Programs
Honors colleges and honors programs offer students the opportunity to study in a smaller, more elite program within a larger, often public, university. High achieving high school students searching for an academically challenging environment or to those who cannot consider … Continue reading
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