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Tag Archives: choices
Learn How Networking Can Help You
Networking is an often used term that may not have had much significance for you up until now. But networking can be a very helpful took for your college search. Networking can help you meet new people, build new relationships … Continue reading
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Honors Programs
While you’re researching schools consider adding honors colleges and honors programs to your list. Typically, selective and academically challenging, these programs are worth considering for high achieving students or those looking for an alternative to costly private colleges and universities. … Continue reading
News Is On The Way
The moment you’ve been waiting for is almost here. Over the next few weeks, college acceptance letters will be released and you’ll be bringing to a close your many months of hard work. If you put together a balanced list … Continue reading
Plan Your Campus Visit
See what what’s happening on a college campus by visiting. This is the best way to learn about different types of schools and to get an up close look at what really goes on at a college. If your schedule … Continue reading
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Beginning Your College Research
Juniors, the big question now may be where to begin your college research. While this process may feel a bit overwhelming, here are some helpful resources to use to start you off: College guide books including Fiske Guide to Colleges, … Continue reading
How Many Campus Visits Do You Need To Make?
You may be in the midst of campus visits as you attempt to finalize your list of schools. It’s helpful to visit a mix of schools, if possible, to identify the type of college thats a good fit for you. … Continue reading
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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
