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December 31, 2020

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This Is the 11th Grade College Planning Timeline That You Need to Get Accepted

This is the 11th grade college planning timeline that you need to get accepted!

Winter, spring, summer, and fall – the passing of the seasons of the year sometimes seem to tick by slowly, and other times rush by in the blink of an eye. You’ll find that when it comes to checking off the items on your college prep to-do list, the year will fly by. Now you’re… 

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March 16, 2020

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Planning College Visits: 5 Questions to Ask

Planning College Visits- 5 Questions to Ask

Here are some questions and answers to consider as you plan your college visits: #1 When is the best time of year for high-school students to visit colleges?  In general, the best time to visit is while college classes are in session (avoid finals and breaks whenever possible) so you can experience what the campus… 

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Article by Marie Todd / College Admissions / college planning in high school

February 23, 2020

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What College Applicants Need to Know about AP and Other Advanced Level Courses

What college applicants need to know about AP and other advance level courses

There are a number of benefits to taking on additional academic challenges during high school. Let’s explore some of these options and their pros and cons. What are AP classes? AP refers to Advanced Placement classes. These are high school classes taught with college-level curriculum and expectations. If completed successfully, AP courses can set you… 

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Article by Marie Todd / College Admissions / college planning in high school

October 11, 2019

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3 Mistakes Successful College Applicants Don’t Make

3 mistakes successful college applicants don't make

The preparation for applying to college successfully does not happen overnight. In fact, it is the culmination of years of work throughout high school. The most successful college applicants avoid these three mistakes: Mistake #1: Blowing off essay responses Successful applicants know that strong GPA and test scores are simply not enough. They invest time… 

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Article by Marie Todd / College Admissions / college planning in high school

September 5, 2019

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What You Can Do During Your Senior Year to Boost Your Chances of a College Acceptance

What you can do during your senior year to boost your chances of a college acceptance

If you are beginning your senior year of high school, you might be worrying about how you can possibly increase your chances of getting accepted to your top college choices. You’ve worked earnestly for the last three years and that work has all been excellent preparation. Now it’s time for the next stage – the… 

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Article by Marie Todd / College Admissions / college planning in high school

September 5, 2017

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Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities: Freshman Year

This post is the first in our series Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities, a 4-part series for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. Having consulted with numerous clients on college admissions, I have been facing the same personal decisions as my clients. I’ve already sent one happy stepson off to college and… 

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Article by Natalie Grinblatt / College Admissions / college planning in high school, Getting Ready to Apply to College Series

September 5, 2017

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Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities: Sophomore Year

In this second post of our series Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities, a four part series for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors, I offer tips to high school sophomores. This year is a pivotal year for high school students and an important year for admissions directors. Tips for High School… 

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Article by Natalie Grinblatt / College Admissions / college planning in high school, Getting Ready to Apply to College Series

September 5, 2017

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Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities: Junior Year

This post is the third in our series Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities, a 4-part series for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. As it becomes increasingly difficult to gain admission into the country’s elite schools, knowing how to navigate the system should become important for you. Tips for High School Juniors 1…. 

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Article by Natalie Grinblatt / College Admissions / college planning in high school, Getting Ready to Apply to College Series

September 5, 2017

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Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities: Senior Year

This is the final post in our series Getting Ready to Apply to Top Tier Colleges and Universities, a 4-part series for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. Accepted can help bring out your best in your applications and my colleagues and I are here to help. Tips for High School Seniors 1. Create a spreadsheet that… 

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Article by Natalie Grinblatt / College Admissions / college planning in high school, Getting Ready to Apply to College Series

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