If your college list consists of 5 or more colleges then filling out college applications can seem daunting and tedious. However, there are several different websites that streamline the process where you fill out only one application and use that same application to apply to several different colleges. The applications are quite extensive but once […]
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Getting ready to take the SAT? It has recently been redesigned and everything you thought you knew about the SAT is now different! Come to this free presentation to get all the information you need. Instructor Brett Hancock has been a teacher for 21 years and an instructor of SATs for 20+ years. For more […]
Planning for college begins the moment you finish 8th grade. However, Junior and Senior year are the big years to start your to-do list and begin marking items off. ACT provides an accurate item checklist for Juniors. Some other tips that I would add are the following: Take the PSAT in October to be eligible […]
Developing a college list can be stressful. There are so many factors to consider: where, cost, big or small, distance, etc. Here are some tips to developing the college list: Take inventory of where you would want to live. Ask yourself do you want to live close to home or further away? If you don’t […]
Media Credit: www.fscj.edu CROP (College Reach-Out Program) (College Preparation) For: 6th through 8th grade students Program Snapshot: Providing guidance and counseling to help younger students set career goals while encouraging their potential, both academically and socially. Educational Talent Search (ETS) For: Students in grades six through 12 Program Snapshot: ETS offers academic and mentoring services […]
