- Never Too Early To Visit Colleges
- Visiting a college is an important part of the college search process and reveals the true flavor of the campus. Often the things that are printed in college guides are more factual and statistical and do not give you a true picture of the campus. You wouldn’t buy a $60,000 car without a test drive would you? There is nothing like visiting a college campus when the students are in residence and the flowers are in bloom, so start making your plans now. Visit the individual college websites to find out how to make a visit to the campus.
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- College and Career Planning:
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- Mark your calendar for admissions representative visits.
- Plan a short term and long term schedule to include academic and extracurricular activities.
- Look into fall overnight and weekend college visitation programs.
- Meet with your high school counselor to develop a college admissions plan.
- Register for SAT, ACT, and/or prep courses.
- Inquire about admission application fee waivers to see if you qualify.
- Investigate financial aid information.
- Male students must register with the Selective Service by their eighteenth birthday to be eligible for federal and state financial aid.
- Visit the high school career center nearest you.
The College Selection Process
Use the handout at this link to learn more about the college selection process and how to choose a college. There are many great colleges and universities in the U.S. Students with the assistance of their parents, counselors, and career center specialists have numerous options to explore.
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