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The Top 10 Questions You Should Ask the Financial Aid Office

Each college has its own financial aid policies. Be sure to ask the financial aid office these questions...


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7 things high school juniors can do now to gear up for college applications
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Apply yourself: Winning the college application game without losing your mind
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Summer for Rising Seniors: an Important Time in the College Application Process
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Getting Ready for College: Plan your summer with these programs

This summer, expand your college worthiness by getting a job, taking classes or traveling the world as a high school student.
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What I Wish I'd Known About Applying to College

Don’t wait ‘til after you get in—here’s what college students wish they’d known before applying.
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Learning disabilities require extra preparation for college admission

"Adam (or Ellen) doesn’t test well.  Do you think he could get extra time on the SAT?”  I frequently hear this question in February or March, as the main SAT, ACT test season approaches.  The issue often pops up too late for successful action. [...]
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Questions to Ask a Guidance Counselor About College

If you do not already have a strong relationship with your guidance counselor, now is the time to make them your newest best friend.  How can they write you an effective letter of recommendation, if they know nothing about you?  Stop by their offi [...]
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Guide to Successful College Applications

This article is provided by  College Planning Services, Inc.   When thinking about which colleges to apply to you need to realize that fitting the profile of a given school is necessary but not sufficient for being admitted. The fact that you “des [...]
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Memories from graduation: Look before you leap

When I graduated from high school the speaker exposited on the concept of balance by using two conflicting statements which have guided me throughout my life and I share them with you. Look Before You Leap. Hesitate and You Are Lost.
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Impressive Things To Put On Your College Application and Eight Crucial Steps

Did you know we just had the most competitive cycle in college admissions history? In order to limit your rejection and waitlist letters, it is imperative you are knowledgeable about the admissions process to maximize your opportunities. 

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