Getting Ready for College: 5 Key Things To Remember
Chances are, if you’re reading this post, you’re not in college yet. Maybe you’re in your last semester of high school, or maybe you’re just researching really far ahead. If that’s the case, goo...
Chances are, if you’re reading this post, you’re not in college yet. Maybe you’re in your last semester of high school, or maybe you’re just researching really far ahead. If that’s the case, goo...
My freshman year in high school I chose to take Honors Biology, mostly because I had quite a few friends in the same class with me. What I found out near the end of the first quarter was that even though I received a B in ...
Honors classes can often be pressed on in high school as being especially important in regards to getting in to college. But really, what benefit are they? That was the thought process of my thirteen- and fourteen- year ol...
As a freshman in high school you don’t want to be thinking about college yet. You want to focus on getting accustomed to the layout of the school, making friends, getting homework done, and having a social life. While that...
During my freshman year of high school, I wasn’t too concerned with future plans like college. However, I didn’t realize how fast time would fly by. Upon graduation, there were a lot of things I wish I would have known a...
The timeline below is a general college planning guide. It does not apply to all colleges. Before you begin the college application process, please consult with your guidance counselor, visit each college’s website dir...
As a freshman, you’re probably just getting use to being in high school, but you should also begin to think about your college career. It may seem like you’re getting ahead of yourself, but today’s academic environme...