Before admittance, most colleges require that you have earned one.
A high school diploma or GED
Worried about getting accepted to a school? To be "safe," apply to a couple of these colleges.
SAFETY SCHOOLS
You are currently at this school's "river campus."
University of Rochester
Final GPA
Good grades? Promising athlete? Outstanding achievement? You are a great candidate for this type of financial aid.
A scholarship
An ASSOCIATE'S degree
A FIRST GEN student
Nazareth University
Beyond grades, schools are very concerned about your participation in these types of activities, such as sports, clubs, volunteering opportunities, etc.
EXTRACURRICULARS
A grant
A MASTER'S degree
An essay that is included with your college application that typically describes your academic goals.
A PERSONAL STATEMENT
This school's name is in tune with the founder of Kodak.
The Eastman School of Music
Classes taken during high school that earn students college credit.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) classes
Make sure to pay attention to your interest rate. You will have to pay back this form of financial aid, typically with interest.
A loan
A BACHELOR'S degree
You may only have a 25% chance of getting accepted to these schools
REACH schools
The home of this mascot
SUNY Brockpoort
The record of your courses, GPA, attendance...
You earned your high school diploma, a bachelor's degree, and a master's degree. Not done with school? You might pursue this type of degree.
A DOCTORATE or Ph.D
This type of college or university has HEOP programs
Private/Independent colleges and universities
The college named to honor this historical figure
St. John Fisher
The student who graduates with the highest GPA earns this title.
VALEDICTORIAN
HEOP or EOP