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SAT/ACT To Send or Not to Send?

To Report or Not to Report? That is the question. As you prepare to send in your college applications, a major consideration is whether to report your test scores – SAT, ACT, AP and IB. While schools are transparent about their testing policies, it is

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How to Demonstrate Interest

In the world of the Common Application, demonstrating interest is showing colleges that you are truly interested in their institution and not just checking a box. Why do colleges care? Colleges are very interested in yield, or the number of students who are admitted that

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Planning for a Fun and Meaningful Summer

We know it seems early to think about summer, but now is the time to get excited about ways you can explore your interests and apply to programs. Many applications are due at the end of February. Below is a list to get you started

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Summer Job Ideas- Now Hiring

If you are thinking you want a summer job, you need to start looking now. You will want to be in process in March/April if you plan to start in June. Getting a job requires you to be proactive. Check out your weekly counseling office

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How to Demonstrate Interest

In the world of the Common Application, demonstrating interest is showing colleges that you are truly interested in their institution and not just checking a box. Why do colleges care? Colleges are very interested in yield, or the number of students who are admitted that

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The Personal Statement

What is a Personal statement?  At its core, your essay is a story – a story about you. Your story, told in your own voice and in your own words, will show readers something genuine about you, something they can’t get from scores and grades

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The Basics of College Athletic Recruiting

Jenny Dumas from College Calm discusses important things aspiring athletes need to consider regarding the college application process. Here are our top three takeaways from the presentation. For the full presentation, click here. The college bound student-athlete DRIVES the recruiting process. You have to decide,

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