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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Knowing Your Goal
Before you really begin to decide where to apply to college, take time to think about yourself. Think about your goals, your likes and dislikes, your abilities, and your resources. Think about what you would like your life to be … Continue reading
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Tagged career, goal, high school, job, life, professional, student
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College’s Reputation
Some colleges are harder than other colleges. Courses are tougher, the workload is heavier, and competition is stiffer. One way to judge the difficulty of a course is to look at the skill level needed for taking the course.
Posted in Admission, Information
Tagged accreditation, admission, college, competition, high school, student
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Religion & Student with Special Needs
You may have questions about religious observances while you are at college. If answers are not in the college materials, ask an admissions counselor. Many colleges have interfaith chapels that serve many denominations. They may also have advisors for specific … Continue reading
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Tagged college, daily life, disability, religion, student
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Living in Diversity in College
College gives you a unique opportunity to interact closely with people whose experiences and outlook are different from your own. Many colleges try to attract students who represent the diversity of our population. The diversity of students at many public … Continue reading
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Tagged accomodiation, college, community, friend, social, student
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College Facilities (2)
Campus Security Try to learn about a college’s safety record. How much crime, and what kind, takes place on campus? Is the college well lit at night? Does the college have an escort service to walk students across campus at … Continue reading
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