Tonight is the sixth in our series of workshops for juniors on the college search and application process. We will begin by reviewing the junior year timeline for March and April: The most important thing of all: get good grades! Register for the May SAT. Continue SAT prep using the Khan Academy site. Meet 1-on-1 … Continue reading Session 6 – Making the Most of the College Visit
Whether you meet them at a college fair or on a campus visit, college reps genuinely enjoy talking to high school students and answering questions about their college. The following questions will help start a good dialogue: What makes your college unique? What academic programs is your college most known for? How would you describe … Continue reading 20 Questions to ask college representatives
Dear Juniors and Sophomores (and your parents): Spring break is almost here. Of course, it’s important to rest and recharge our batteries during the break, but for juniors and sophomores, it’s also a great time to get some work done on the college search. In addition to resting and recharging, here are two more ideas … Continue reading Spring Break Ideas for Juniors and Sophomores
Ninth, tenth and eleventh graders: if you want more of a direct, firsthand knowledge of what your college experience might be like, there are many options available. In particular, pre-college summer programs for high school students provide a good chance to get a taste of college before you get to your freshman year. This … Continue reading Summer Pre-College Programs
The fall is college fair season. Held usually at Plattsburgh State University, the Northeastern New York College Fair feature hundreds of college admissions representatives, each with an array of colorful brochures and give-away items. After a few minutes, one table may begin to look like the next. That’s when planning ahead can help you make … Continue reading Making the Most of Your College Fair Visit
