The Natural College Coach

Hello 🔵 It’s official. Signed at 2:55 PM. It was even on TV. Mine really turned blue. Don't forget that tomorrow starts the new Facebook rule (aka... new name, META) where they can use your photos. Don't forget the deadline is today!!!

I do not authorize META, Facebook or any entity associated with Facebook to use my photos, information, messages or posts, past or future.
With this statement, I notify Facebook that
it is strictly prohibited to disclose, copy, distribute or take any other action against me based on this profile and/or its contents. Violation of privacy may be punishable by law.

Here's how to do If you are thinking of getting off FB because of the volume of sales ads and trash stuff. So hold your finger anywhere in this post and click ′copy’. Go to your page where it says ‘What's on your mind?’ Tap your finger anywhere in the blank field. Click paste. This upgrades the system.
Hello new and old friends!

IT ACTUALLY WORKED!!!! 👍👊🙏
Hold your finger anywhere in this message and “copy” will appear. Click “copy”. Then go to your page, create a new post and place your finger anywhere in the empty field. “Paste” will appear and click Paste.
This will bypass the system….

He who does nothing consents

Simple question that requires you to think about long and hard. Whatever you choose should make sense. Wherever you go, make the best of it. But if you are not sure how to figure it out, let me know in the comments. Perhaps we need to chat…

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Get your calendar out and make a schedule. This works for you as you care for your natural hair and plan your next steps toward college.
September is a great month to get a new haircut that aligns with your image as a serious candidate for success. At the same time, getting into college requires doing an application. Before that you must select a school. And before that you must do your research! Use September to fine-tune your hair and your list of schools. Check out your goals for your natural hair and college during September!

It may look confusing and really messy when you get started! I get it and I can help you to unravel the challenges and detangle the clutter. College applications require review and focus…the same way I do my hair. Take your time to separate the entire process to work in smaller sections. Using the right tools without the right techniques will create a bigger mess. But have no fear, I am here to help!

This glamorous group of beauties are scholars from ❤️💙
attending the ASA2022 - African Students Association’s gala❤️🖤💚
.chloooo ._.g are featured models💙❤️

Congrats to Rev. Cassius Rudolph on this outstanding honor❤️💙While I am not surprised, I am so very proud of this recognition! Leadership! Service! Scholarship! Dignity! Loyalty! Consistency!

See post for application and deadline details!

COLLEGE KENEKTS
By Robin Mitchell-Henry
#1 Listen to the Student

Just in case you have not noticed, the time has come to make plans for college! Whether you are reading this because you are the parent or the soon-to-be college student, you have plans to make and the clock is already ticking. If you want to be successful, the key is to be organized and focused. You need to designate and schedule a time to discuss and implement plans. College applications are only one step and this entire process will work best if parents and students all do their parts.

This is the time to talk and listen! Taking the time to talk is important. Listening is equally important, so take turns doing both. Students should be encouraged to speak freely to share goals, ideas, dreams, and fears. These are the driving factors that will influence the final decisions. Being honest about what is desirable and why it is so important will help parents figure out how to assist in reaching each goal.

Parents have the responsibility of listening without interruption as their children take steps toward becoming college students and ultimately, independent adults. This is not always a simple task, but with practice, it will happen. Asking the difficult questions must be done and providing an open atmosphere will create the harmony required for these very important steps. Try to avoid pushing your agenda, at first, just try to listen.

Compare the student’s successes, talents, skills, interests, and career goals with opportunities available at a variety of colleges and universities. This initial conversation will yield the information required to make a good list of strong possibilities for a college destination. The list should include schools where the student could receive scholarships based on ACT or SAT scores. Every school on the list should have the major for the desired career and other options in case the student changes his/her mind about career selection. Besides, costs should be considered and opportunities to study abroad, get internships, be recruited for full-time employment and do work-study.

There are many factors to consider, however, during this first meeting, the future college student should take the lead to share their goals.

College Connections will provide valuable information about the entire process to get optimal results as you and your family make the move from high school to college!

Who has your dream career? Make a list of your contacts. Get in touch with them and ask to do a shadow day at their place of business. Listen, learn and ask questions. Ask more questions! BE SURE you can find a job after graduation by creating a network of contacts!

What are your test scores? Take a look at which areas you excelled. Are you interested in a career in the areas that you demonstrate strong skills? Think about how you align with a potential career BEFORE making plans for college!

What is your career goal? Do you have the skills, talent and interest to join a company that has jobs in that field? Will this career have long-lasting opportunities? Is there any chance that automation will replace humans in this category? These are important questions to consider!