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- My College Application NightmareHow I almost failed to get accepted to college, and what exactly do colleges want to see on application?
- Five Ways to Boost Your College Applications Before School StartsWhat to do during the last weeks of summer to increase your chances of admission to college.
Those Who Tell Compelling StoriesFrom a college admissions counselor and student at Harvard University, here are five tips for students to help position themselves as competitive candidates for college admissions.- What to Do After Applying after CollegeFor many who have applied to their respective college, this will outline some of things to keep in mind.
- Early Decision: Should You Send Out Your College Applications EarlyWhile your last college applications should go out before Christmas, you might want to send out your first college application before you even start your senior year.
- Recipe for a Successful College ApplicationA few great ingredients for successfully finishing a college application which may lead to acceptance into the college of your dreams. Let this article be your guide!
- College Application 10110 things to do to increase your chances to get into the college of your choice.
How to Minimize the Stress in the College Application ProcessAs a parent, you might feel helpless as your teen stresses out over college applications. You might even get angry when he or she targets a school way beyond your financial means. Here's how to dial down the stress.- How to Help Your Child with the College Application ProcessHelping your child as they go through the college application process can be challenging. It is a balancing act between "Laissez faire" or hijacking the process. Here is some sage advice from an experienced mom of four collegians.
- New Rules for Winning the College Applications ContestNew world records are broken year after year at elite college admissions offices. Seems all those people out of work think going to college makes sense now. Are you in high school, ready to apply? You'll have to compete against them. Here's how.
- Seven Things that Look Great on Your College ApplicationAs a student myself, I know how hard it is to impress all those intimidating colleges. But after reading this, you will realize so many numerous opportunities in your student life to help you get into great colleges/universities!
- College Application and Test FeesLately, it seems like there are fees for everything and fees for college applications can limit the number of schools a student applies for, even deterring him or her from applying at all.
- Fortifying a college applicationCollege administrators, high school students and college students tell what works and what doesn't when it comes to beefing up a college application to help land a student at their school of choice.
- How to Get College Application Fees WaivedCollege and SAT application fees can quickly add up to hundreds of dollars. What most high school seniors don't know is that there's a way to avoid these costs. Find out how.
- Constructing an Effective College Application Activity SheetEvery college wants to learn about the applicant as a person outside the classroom and a well-constructed activity sheet is the usual vehicle to provide this information.
- It's College Application Time; How Are Your ACT and SAT Scores?ACT and SAT scores often upset students. Some students, especially those who are the first to apply to college in their family, get a bit panicked over the application process. Tip and advice to soothe nerves and finish up the college applications.
Who to Ask for References to Be Used on College ApplicationsTIps on who to ask for references, and exactly how you should approach them.- College ApplicationsThis article discusses the various components one may encounter when filling out college applications.
The Hidden Fees of College ApplicationsCollege is expensive, even before a fresman has been accepted. This goes over many of the fees the colleges don't initially tell you about.- Spice Up Your College Application with Artwork, Stories or Music CDsThese days, you have to be creative if you want your pick of universities. Read on to learn how artwork, short stories or music CDs can spice up that boring college application.
- How to Organize Your College ApplicationsIf you want to avoid the stress of the application process, and if you're worried about keeping all of that paperwork straight, follow these tips on how to organize your college applications.
- Five Tips for Submitting a Top-Notch College ApplicationFive helpful hints for getting into a great college!
- 3 Tips for a High School Senior Submitting College ApplicationsCollege is a great experience and should be one of the choices for every high school graduate. Moreover, choosing a college will be a big decision for high school students and parents.
- The College Application Process: Ivy League, Selective, PublicIf you have begun the college application process with your child, you have probably been shocked by the cost and the competition.
- Tragedy During College Applications and Sports RecruitingConnie, a 17 year old student-athlete at a prestigious private school in CT fell victim to school bullying and an on-campus crime when she was in the midst of her college application and swimming recruiting process. Please help her attain justice.
- First Person: Getting My Kids Through College, Without Breaking the BankCollege is a big drain on your wallet, especially when you have twins. If you want some outside of the box ideas on helping your youngster through college without breaking the bank, read on.
- My College Application Horror StoryTwo errors and an unhelpful woman, reversed my acceptance to an amazing school, took back my full scholarship and completely altered my future.
- My College Application Horror Story: Speaking the Wrong LanguageThis is the story of when I was denied entrance to UF because of a language barrier.
- My College Application Horror StoryCollege applications time, gone wrong.
- The Great College Application Mix-UpTwo cousins with the same last name applied to the same college, only to have their applications mixed up at the admissions office. The mistake left them anxiously awaiting acceptance letters long after they should.
- How to Choose the Right CollegeSenior year can be very stressful for those students with aspirations of going to college. This five-step approach will help reduce stress and increase your chance of getting into the perfect school for you.
Lazy AliceAlice was sleepy, impatient and full of a lack of drive or desire. When confronted with her past will she overcome it or die in the sorry.
How to Have a Successful Senior Year in High SchoolYour high school senior year is the most crucial year up to this point of your life. If you keep these important points in mind, you will have a successful senior year, one you will look back on with no regrets.- Music as a Gateway to CollegeMusic isn't just for making pretty sounds. It can also be a winning college application entry.
- College Application QuestionsMost high schoolers tend to apply for college towards the beginning of senior year. Many students don't put as much thought into this process as necessary. Before applying for colleges, ask yourself these quick 5 questions.
Stuck on a College Wait List? What You Need to Do Right NowIf you've received a spot on a college wait list, don't worry: there are steps you can take now to make the most of it.- A Message to Graduating Seniors and Rising JuniorsMake right choices now about school and life.
- Turn a Spot on the Wait List into College AdmittanceThis article will help you maximize your chances of getting admitted off the wait list through submitting a well-timed update letter and an additional letter of recommendation.
- Who to Ask for a Recommendation Letter from for Your College ApplicationWho you ask to write your recommendation letter for you may make or break whether you get into that college. Here are a few tips to help you decide which teachers you should choose.
- Tips on College ApplicationsFinding the right colleges and then filling out form after form can lead to a lot of stress your child's senior year. There are steps for parents to do in offering support without adding to the pressure.





