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Getting In the Door: Finding the College of Your Choice
- By Michael Fleischner
- Published March 6th, 2008
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Applying for college is an intimidating task for any student. Unlike high school, where classes and curriculum are relatively simple and straightforward, college attendance is a drastic and often frightening change for both parents and students. The first step is to start discussions with high school counselors and teachers. Is there a particular field of interest? Those already in the academic world will likely have beneficial advice and recommendations that make this process easier.
College Planning - Completing Your Law School Personal Statement
- By Michael Fleischner
- Published March 6th, 2008
- College and University
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Writing your law school application personal statement can be as nerve-wracking as preparing for the LSAT exam. You probably feel as though much of your future hinges on getting accepted into the college of your choice. Even the smartest of undergraduates struggle to find the right words to say. Before the panic attacks start, try this advice first.
The College Admissions Process - Everything You Need to Know
- By Michael Fleischner
- Published March 6th, 2008
- College and University
- Unrated
Do you have a son or daughter that's getting ready to think about life after high school? They probably think the rest of their life hinges on their upcoming quest to find a college, and in a way, it does. But, it doesn't have to be overwhelming. Here is what you need to know to help them make the right decisions along the way.
First things first, you need to get your son or daughter signed up to take the SATs, ACTs, or possibly both.
First things first, you need to get your son or daughter signed up to take the SATs, ACTs, or possibly both.
Completing the Graduate School Essay
- By Michael Fleischner
- Published March 5th, 2008
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When you are working on your application for graduate school, you will inevitably reach this area: the Graduate School Personal Essay. This summary is an influential and powerful statement that may hold more influence than test scores or previous education.
A concise and eloquent statement tells the admissions staff many things about you. This is your opportunity to highlight all your positive qualities.
A concise and eloquent statement tells the admissions staff many things about you. This is your opportunity to highlight all your positive qualities.
Are First Impressions Final
- By Michael Fleischner
- Published March 5th, 2008
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Your college application, like the personal essay, is an integral part to your acceptance. Regardless of what is assumed, the "first impression," holds much influence over the admissions staff. It is imperative that you use utmost caution and discrimination when you embark on this process.
The Admissions Staff will view your application as a guide of your commitment to your studies.
The Admissions Staff will view your application as a guide of your commitment to your studies.
The Perfect College For You
- By Michael Fleischner
- Published March 5th, 2008
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- Unrated
Is your teenager having trouble narrowing down their list of potential colleges? Are they having trouble finding the perfect school? Consider the advantages and disadvantages of each college. Sit down with them, and make a list about the positive and negative features of each school.
For example, are you looking for a school near home or somewhere distant? Unless you live far from any major cities, there is probably a college within thirty miles.
For example, are you looking for a school near home or somewhere distant? Unless you live far from any major cities, there is probably a college within thirty miles.
Finding A Gift For Someone Going Away To College
- By Kenneth Scott
- Published March 2nd, 2008
- College and University
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When you hear that someone has received a college admission and is going out of the state to take that first step into the real world, you would like to give them a special piece of remembrance. But think for a moment and realize that a practical gift is what will be appreciated most at a time like this since there are so many things to be bought and so many different aspects to be considered and that too in an emotional and apprehensive frame of mind that something is likely to be missed out.
Arizona State University Offers Fun in the Sun
- By Monica Nelson
- Published March 1st, 2008
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The metropolitan areas are indeed gifted with four Arizona State University campuses namely: the Tempe Campus, West Campus, Polytechnic Campus, and the Downtown Phoenix campus.
Despite the impersonality of today's modern metropolitan living and culture, the Arizona State University manages to form a united community of individuals coming from differentiated backgrounds.
Despite the impersonality of today's modern metropolitan living and culture, the Arizona State University manages to form a united community of individuals coming from differentiated backgrounds.
What Should High School Athletes Look for When Choosing Their College
- By David Horne
- Published February 29th, 2008
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As a former college sports coach i was often amazed at how little research some student-athletes did when it came to selecting their school. College can be some of the best years of your life and if you get it wrong they can also provide you with some bad experiences.
I know that most athletes are controlled by the "money factor" when it comes to choosing schools but you should still understand the various types of schools on offer and which one is best for you.
I know that most athletes are controlled by the "money factor" when it comes to choosing schools but you should still understand the various types of schools on offer and which one is best for you.
FAFSA: Making It as Easy as Possible to Get Federal Student Aid
- By Jerry Work
- Published February 29th, 2008
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The cost of college education continues to increase at a rate well above the growth rate of average American income. Federal student aid is therefore an important part of getting a college education for most students in the U.S. To get help from the government paying for your education, you need to fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid ("FAFSA").
