Tips for High School Students

Has the Pandemic Changed What Admissions Officers Look For 1

Has the Pandemic Changed What Admissions Officers Look For?

The abridged answer to this question has to be, “Yes,” although it requires the addendum, “but not that much.” What is the main difference with what colleges now expect from applications? How can you provide what admissions officers are looking for? Here are a few quick tips. SAT and ACT scores are now generally optional

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7 Ways to Build Your College Application Resume During High School 1

7 Ways to Build Your College Application Resume During High School

Do you want to build an impressive resume to get into your favorite college? Here are seven things to work on during high school to set yourself apart from the rest of the pack. Achievements – Focus on any awards or honors that you qualify for. You will also want to include anything that you

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Top Five Tips for Getting Your College Essay Right 1

Top Five Tips for Getting Your College Essay Right

If you really want to impress a college admissions officer and get into the school of your dreams, here are the top five tips for a perfect essay. Write in your own voice – Don’t try to imitate someone else’s style of writing. A unique voice will stand out to admissions officer after a long

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How To Find the Right Campus Vibe

by Amanda Yen – Student Writer College is both school and home, so it’s really important to find a place you really vibe with. Here are a few things to think about as you start compiling your college list. Think beyond academics. You’ll have a lot more free time in college, so pay attention to

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The Coronavirus Pandemic Forces College Students to Wait for Answers

The Coronavirus Pandemic Forces College Students to Wait for Answers

Will classes return to campus in September? Will there be new online learning options? How will student financial aid be impacted? What measures are being taken by the school to help ensure the safety of students? These are all great questions if you are planning on being in college in September. Unfortunately, most colleges don’t

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Webinars and One-on-One Assessments for College Hopefuls and Families

Webinars and One-on-One Assessments for College Hopefuls and Families

Parents and high school students alike need assistance to learn the best practices for applying to colleges and for funding education expenses. This has never been truer than now when COVID-19 is creating new dilemmas regarding going to school. How can your family navigate the decisions that need to be made? College Planning Source is

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4 Ways COVID-19 Could Help You Appeal for More College Aid

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected students and college hopefuls all across America. While there is very little silver lining to the dark cloud of this disease, one benefit maybe that you could appeal for more student aid depending on how you or your family have personally been affected. Here are four scenarios that may allow

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Tips for College Students and Hopefuls in the Time of COVID-19

Tips for College Students and Hopefuls in the Time of COVID-19

If you are planning to attend college in the fall, COVID-19 may have some significant effects on the decisions that you have already set in motion. What can you do to adapt to the new circumstances? Here are a few tips for students. Ask for more financial aid – If your household income has been

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