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- CocaCola scholarship
- College Board
- Common App
- GEM scholarship

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- Loans
- Scholarship
- Saving Money
- Grant
- Workstudy

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Specific: Improve my GPA from a 3.55 to a 4.0
Measurable: Track SCHOOLOGY to make sure I have all A's
Attainable:
Relevant:
Time

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Specific

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duquesne - Applicants must submit a typed, double-spaced, critical self-evaluation essay discussing: Tell us something about yourself, why you chose your desired major, and why you would like to attend Duquesne University. You may also include any shadowing or volunteer opportunities that you have experienced.

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Describe a topic, idea, or concept you find so engaging that it makes you lose all track of time. Why does it captivate you? What or who do you turn to when you want to learn more?

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Collegeboard

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common app

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Common App?

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Application Options

Early Action 1: Applications completed by November 1; admission and financial aid notifications sent by December 1.

Early Action 2:  Applications completed by December 1; admission and financial aid notifications sent by January 15. (Applicants to the physician assistant program must apply by December 1).

Pro-tip: students who expect to earn advanced credit or want to present an improved or advanced profile should consider applying Early Action 2 or Regular Decision.

Regular Decision: Applications completed by January 15; admission and financial aid notifications will be sent on a rolling basis after January 15.

Rolling Admission: Admission and financial aid notifications are sent on a rolling basis after January 15 (based on available space).

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- The application deadline is Feb. 15 and the application fee at Howard University is $45.

- November 1 for Early Action/Decision

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https://admissions.umd.edu/apply/application-deadlines

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fafsa, write ur college essay, choose the school, choose major, figure out yuor payment

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Including your financial aid
College Essay
Selection of Major or Undecided

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Select your classes (major)
Attach Resume/Transcript
Attach Essay

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Specific - improve using evidence and reasoning in essays.
Measurable - I'll become more proficient by the end of my junior year so by my senior I can fix the little things.
Attainable - Get my essays done in advance so I can get meaningful feedback. (2 days in advance)
Relevant - yes
Time Bound - by the end of junior year

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my volleyball coach

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My Magnet teacher for Televideo, Multimedia, and Communications (since I want to be a broadcast journalism major).

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"What obstacle have you faced that you overcome"
"Share your story on how the challenges of life has brought you to were you are today"

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I don't like it at all. Personally, tests have been challenging for me and especially standardized tests. I can do my best on it but, standardized tests aren't for me.

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Ill do my best and take it if it'll help me into college, but I suck at math so much that I feel like taking it would absolutely bomb my chances at getting into schools

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I'm not completely happy with it because I want to get it higher than what is is now. 3.55

I've taken 3 AP classes my junior year, GT my 10th year, all honors my 9th grade year.

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my gpa in 9th was a 4 but 10th ended with a 3.7. So im happy its not any lower, but I know i can do better :))

uhh i only really took honors and one gt class lasy year but this school year im taking AP english 11

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A list of programs or activites you're in. Work you have done over a period of time or any experience you have in a specific field. A documentation of what you've participated in, and it can be used to applying for jobs, positions, and college.

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A resume is basically a detailed list that shows past history such as jobs or other leadership roles/activities. What should be included depends on what the resume is for.

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When is the majorette dance team holding auditions?

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How can I stand out among the other applicants?
Do you help students find internships?

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Asking questions will help them to remember who you are. Don't ask questions that are on websites but more personal questions that pertain to YOU.

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You should email an admission counselor to gain insight on the application process such as essay information, if they use commonapp etc and more.

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I think you should like introduce yourself and hype yourself up a little so the counselor might be like hmm we'd really like to see you here.

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-Be a leader in your community (community service)
-Sign up for tours of the sch

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- sign up for things
- go to open house
- reach out to their admissions office

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-Sign up for notifications (get emails or updates)
- Meet SAT requirements
- Meet GPA requirements
- Tour and ASK QUESTIONS (so they'll be able to remember you)
- Talk to the finance dept. ask more questions

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You should express to a college you're interested because it can better your chances of getting in. It can make applying smoother for you.

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I think it will definitely make u stand out against the other people applying if you formally reach out. the admissions office might remember you reaching out and expressing interest in their school.

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You should formally express interest in any colleges you might consider going to. You should do this so you can gain information from them personally instead of looking online. Another reason why is to show initiative, you might have a better chance of acceptance.

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20-25k
- Meals
- Textbooks
- Transportation (if you don't have it)
- House/Dorms

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10-12k a semester. You can be paying for housing, they might have meal cards included.

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10k semester, idk im just guessing, paying for classes, maybe room and board, textbooks

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No they're not. Some schools are public and some are private. Tuition is definety different between the 2 and even amongst all public schools, no school has the same tuition and vice versa for private.

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No, some are public and private so that could vary on how much tuition is. There's also other things to take into consideration like if they have special offers for students in low-income homes, or if they have certain ancestral ties. Also some look at religion and if you're like apart of that religion they might give discounts.

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No, it depends on the area such as the town or if its an urban, suburban or rural area. It also depends on the type of education you would receive. For example UMD would cost more than Morgan because of the area and there are more majors/minors.

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To me College Readiness means first picking the right college(s) for yourself, one that you think you can succeed at. It also means having a plan and maybe even a backup plan for college and maybe even after, what major(s), minor(s) and occupation(s) you want to pursue.

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TO me, college readiness means:
-to know WHAT i want to do
-WHERE i want to go
-HOW i can be most successful in being in charge of my own time and space
-also HOW i can budget money successfully so that i can start putting money aside for student debt while still being able to live happily