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High-School Preparation for College: Calendar
Freshman YearIt is never too early to plan for the future! Build strong academic, language, mathematics and critical ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Preparing for College: Choosing the Right Courses in Junior High and High School
The American Council on Education and ACE are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education and are used ...
Source: American Council on Education
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Guide for Parents: Ten Steps to Prepare Your Child for College
The American Council on Education and ACE are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education and are used ...
Source: American Council on Education
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College Admission Tech 101: What Students Need to Know (for teens)
It's not your parents' college search. Way back in the days of yore, high school students pored over college guidebooks ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Choosing High School Activities Wisely
Ambitious students may be tempted to choose their activities based on what might look good on a college application, ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Earning College Credit in High School
Ambitious high school students often have a variety of options to get a head start on college. They can earn college ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Preparing for College: Selecting Summer Programs
What are your summer plans? Colleges and other organizations offer a variety of summer programs just for teenagers.
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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How to Start Thinking about College ... in Middle School!
Believe it or not, middle school lays important foundations for higher education. And whether it's calendars or ...
Source: Education.com
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High School Students Beefing Up Their Transcripts
This month millions of students will take that famous walk to the stage to receive their high school diplomas. ...
Source: Education.com
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Parents' Perspectives on Early College Entrance for Profoundly Gifted Children: Testing for Admittance and Choosing Enrollment Options
This article is actually a two-part series by Beth Wright, the mother of a profoundly gifted early college entrant. The ...
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How Can I Help my Child Prepare for Life After High School?
Why a Post-High School Plan? Statistics about education and careers in the U.S. reveal why it's important to have a ...
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Senioritis and How to Avoid It
Senioritis is easy to catch and hard to get rid of. It can also be dangerous to your plans for the future. Here's what ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Getting Help Making Decisions In Community College: Assistance with Academic Planning
You'll be in luck at community college because there will be many sources of assistance and advice to help you plan ...
Source: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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What to Do on the Road to College: Junior Year
AP, IB, PSAT, SAT, ACT… Junior year is full of acronyms, all of which stand for yet another potentially stressful ...
Source: Education.com
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The High School Science Your Child Needs for College Success
It's clear from most admissions websites that students today need to load up on science. But how many years and what ...
Source: Education.com
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The Road to College: Preparing Your Freshman for Applications
In the college admissions marathon, focusing the initial attention on a solid foundation will inevitably produce the...
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Getting Into College: The Personal Statement
It's the cause of blinking-cursor-induced migraines for high school seniors all over the country: the college admissions...
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Making Colleges Take Notice: 3 Things You Should Know
With the college admissions process becoming more and more competitive, some students are using an arsenal of unique...
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Pick Me! Getting the Attention of College Admissions' Offices
From thousands of applicants to single-digit acceptance rates, the numbers involved in today's college admissions...
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How is College Different From High School?
Personal Freedom in High School High school is mandatory and free (unless you choose other options). Your time is...
