College Admission
Paying For College
SAT/ACT
Planning For College
College Success
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Any extracurricular activities such as school clubs, and any awards you have received. They can build your college application and make it more appealing to the college.
What are College Admission Credentials
100
You will have to pay for many things such as food and housing, but most other things will be in your housing coverage
What is paying for things while living on campus
100
The subject test is a suite of tools designed to assess your academic readiness for college. This exam provides a path to opportunities, financial support, and scholarships, in a way that is fair to all students. It can also compliment and enhance your college admission credentials.
What are SAT tests and how they help you
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No, they don't always have to connect to your occupation somehow, but they do have to have a purpose; it can't be just anything. But many people stay undecided until their junior year
What is the connection your majors have to your future occupation
100
Use a time management tool, such as a calendar, to coordinate all of your daily, weekly, and monthly tasks, obligations, and social events. This would include any upcoming tests or assignments; as well as birthdays a gatherings.
What is how to manage your time along with your school, family, and social responsibilities
200
Anything you do for your school, or even outside of school, and have gotten recognized for. You aren't limited on how many you earn; try to get as many possible.
What is how you can earn college admission credentials and how many are you limited to
200
There is no specific way, but you could pursue the money through grants, scholarships, and waivers. Unlike loans you wont need to pay the money back
What is how you could pay for college
200
The scores do not determine college admission. Admissions officers rely on your application to paint a picture of you
What is the effect SAT tests taken in high school have on your college admission.
200
You are not limited to the amount you can receive, but only certain grade levels can enroll for them, and only certain classes have the course.
What is the amount of dual credits you can earn in high school
200
Think of your priorities. Are they supportive of your life goals? If not, change them, and give your priorities plenty of your time and attention. Your priorities, which should be school at this point, are the basic outline of the way you live your life. Your priorities are the things you compromise with to make decisions.
What is things to keep in mind when setting up goals and/or priorities for yourself in college
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Admittance into a college, meaning they accepted you to attend the school. First you have to take the SAT or ACT. When you have your test scores you must visit the college website to see how you must apply.
What is College Admission and the steps to getting accepted
300
It would depend on your distance from the school, the cost of gas, and your situation at home; how supportive your home environment is.
What is money wise, if it's easier to live at home or on campus
300
Does not affect any grades, it's simply a way to gain credentials and can help test your college readiness.
What is the affect of the ACT test
300
First look at the classes they offer, and how well the school is with that program. Then think about where you want to live, in or out of state/city. Finally, worry about te cost; if you worry about the cost first you won't get very far.
What is things to look at when choosing the right college
300
Academically, practice good study habits, stay organized, and prioritize. Find where you work best, alone or in a group, and take good notes. Most importantly improve your writing skills. Financially, think of all the costs of bills and personal needs such as, utilities, furniture, car, insurance, ect. Start saving up as early as you can because every dollar counts.
What is how to prepare for college financially and academically
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Although most colleges follow the general guidelines of the NACAC and College Board, individual's policies vary. Before submitting a College Admission form you must fill out an Application Fee Waiver Form. There are many fees to be covered, but they limit you to four per application
What is fees college admission can cover and how they vary
400
Consult with your counselor or the college's financial aid office. Also be sure to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You could also apply for scholarships.
What is what you can do if you don't have the money to attend college
400
Neither affects your scores or credits, but, depending on the college, both can give you credentials, and, again depending on the college, one will have a bigger effect then the other.
What is the effect of either test and which has a larger effect
400
If you attend immediately after high school you will not need to take basics. If you received dual credits, continue your classes with the next course available. If you wait a while before attending you might have to take basics, depending on how long you waited.
What is how you know if you need to take your basics in college
400
A family that is not supportive is one thing that can make a person not go to, or drop out of college. But if you are determined to go, do not let them stop you from living your dreams. Talk to your high school guidance counselor or a teacher, someone who can give you the information you need to start your life.
What is what you can do and who you can talk to if your family is not supportive
500
Printouts of your education history. It includes your dates of enrollment, classes you took, and much more. You need them when you apply to college so the college can see what classes you took and how well you did
What is transcripts and why you need them
500
Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). That is what all major federal and state grants and loans are based on.
What is what you need to apply for student loans
500
Unlike the SAT a tests, which test over any subject, the ACT test only tests over English, mathematics, reading, science, and writing. They are both recommended by most colleges as a form, or part of your college admission.
What is similarities and differences between SAT and ACT testing
500
To start off searching for one you must first ask yourself many questions, such as "Am i really ready for this? Is this what i seriously see myself doing in the future?" And you may change your min more than twice, but that's fine. Most people go undecided until around their junior year. Make a list of pros and cons, or simply just ask a professional
What is how to find your major in college if you already have a career in mind