We will cover the changes to the standardized testing landscape that Covid has prompted. Because most colleges have gone test optional, we will discuss the pros and cons of taking the SAT or the ACT one or more times.
We will cover the changes to the standardized testing landscape that Covid has prompted. Because most colleges have gone test optional, we will discuss the pros and cons of taking the SAT or the ACT one or more times.
Higher Education is not about Ivory Towers of pure scholarship—it’s a multi-billion dollar business, and you will be spending more on college tuition than most any other “purchase” you make. This overview will help you to understand the college admissions system, so that you can make an informed choice as a consumer.
There are over 1400 accredited colleges in the United States, and there is an avalanche of information available on the internet. Many families are overwhelmed by this process. This presentation will help you to understand how to conduct a college search and to stay organized.
Higher Education is not about Ivory Towers of pure scholarship—it’s a multi-billion dollar business, and you will be spending more on college tuition than most any other “purchase” you make. This overview will help you to understand the college admissions system, so that you can make an informed choice as a consumer.
There are over 1400 accredited colleges in the United States, and there is an avalanche of information available on the internet. Many families are overwhelmed by this process. This presentation will help you to understand how to conduct a college search and to stay organized.
We will cover the changes to the standardized testing landscape that Covid has prompted. Because most colleges have gone test optional, we will discuss the pros and cons of taking the SAT or the ACT one or more times.
We will cover the changes to the standardized testing landscape that Covid has prompted. Because most colleges have gone test optional, we will discuss the pros and cons of taking the SAT or the ACT one or more times.
Higher Education is not about Ivory Towers of pure scholarship—it’s a multi-billion dollar business, and you will be spending more on college tuition than most any other “purchase” you make. This overview will help you to understand the college admissions system, so that you can make an informed choice as a consumer.
There are over 1400 accredited colleges in the United States, and there is an avalanche of information available on the internet. Many families are overwhelmed by this process. This presentation will help you to understand how to conduct a college search and to stay organized.
This seminar will help you to understand what colleges are looking for in applicants, what you should be looking for in a college, and how to go about collecting information and staying organized. Register at https://delcolibraries.libcal.com/event/9117120