College and Career Connections

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Parents. Here’s what you can do to help your soon-to-be-college student prepare for their next phase in life.

1. File a federal FAFSA
2. Firm up summer jobs and internships
3. Summer savings
4. Develop a college budget
5. Scholarship Applications
6. Credit card considerations
7. Confirm their final high school transcripts
8. College summer orientation sessions
9. Help your student stay focused on academics

             

We are sure the college decision letters and emails are rolling in.
Let’s celebrate your acceptances, stay positive, and strategize with us your college counselors about what to do next.
Whatever your application status, we have the knowledge for you on planning your next move to get you into the perfect college for you!

                           

Are you a rising high school junior?

Have you stared your college application process yet?

We are in the business of giving students the best opportunities through our college admissions program.

CONTACT US and let our wealth of knowledge and experience make your college dreams come true.

But while we have you here, check out this list of college prep work to be focusing on in April:

1. Maintain your focus - your grades right now may be the most important.
2. Plan your senior year.
3. Stay on track with testing.
4. Initiate conversations with your family about your college search.
5. Refine your college list.
6. Make summer plans - internships
7. Be proactive

                 

We are in the business of giving students opportunities. It's no mystery that the college search and application process can be a bit overwhelming and we are here to simplify that process. From GPA requirements to campus life we have (almost) all of the answers!

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

As you prepare to begin the application process in earnest, here are things you should consider about whether or not to take and send in standardized test scores to your top colleges. In some cases, it could actually help your application to not have test scores attached to it, but in other ways, it could hurt.

Need assistance in making the right decision?

Contact us and let our wealth of knowledge give you the best college application process.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Here are 5 important tasks for you high school seniors to accomplish this month…

1. Plan Final Virtual College Visits.
2. Touch Base with Your Guidance Counselor.
3. Complete Your FAFSA (If You Haven't Already)
4. Make Memories.
5. Stay on Top of Your Scholarship Applications.

Do you need more assistance with your college application?
Contact us and let our wealth of experience give you the best college experience!