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Wondering what to include on your student resume for college? Here's what admissions counselors want to see—and what to leave out—on your high school resume.
Applying for college can be overwhelming and stressful. These 11 tips can help alleviate some stress and make you stand out from the pack.
It may feel daunting for high school seniors to think about applying to college right now. Many are just trying to stay engaged in virtual classrooms and make it to graduation. Some may have a parent who lost their job and feel that college is just not possible right now.
There are many benefits to attending community colleges and trade schools. It’s important not to forget a valuable and affordable option.
One of the most daunting tasks of any college application is the personal statement section. For many people, talking about themselves isn’t an easy task. You don’t want to be too full of yourself or exaggerate your accomplishments. However, you still want to stand out to the admissions office at your dream school.
We’re here to fill both seniors and parents in on what they need to know when it comes to applying for school. The process includes residency, the FAFSA form, and college applications.
Your college admissions essay is one of the most important elements of your college applications. It is always in your best interest to complete any optional essays.
College is around the corner. With only a year or two left until graduation, it’s time to start wrapping up those applications. If you’re serious about higher education, then you know that the application process really starts during your junior year of high school.