All in Applying to College
Back when all "this" started in March, I doubt that most people thought we would still be dealing with Covid-19 going in August. But we are. In working with families on the college process, I always stress that I don't have a crystal ball that foresees where students will be admitted. I certainly wish I did.
COVID or no COVID, juniors should begin thinking about teacher letters of recommendation for college. Not all colleges require them, so the first thing to do is determine if you need letters. If you are planning to apply to Washington State public colleges (the University of Washington, Washington State University, Western Washington University, Eastern Washington University, Central Washington University, and Evergreen State College), you do not need any letters. These colleges will not accept them.
With SAT and ACT testing approaching, it can be a stressful time for parents and students. That’s why we’ve gathered 10 quick tips to help any student feel more confident while preparing for the big day.
According to 2018 Kaplan Test Prep survey, about 25% of college admissions officers review applicants' social media profiles. With that in mind, now is a great time to start polishing your profiles before submitting your college applications. We’ve compiled three user-tested tips to help you get going.
College admissions are becoming increasingly personal. How can you stand out?
Simply documenting your current plans for life after high school can help you feel a sense of accomplishment and direction, even if you change your mind later.
Nervous for your freshman year of high school? Cirkled In has 12 tips to help you through this big milestone!
