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Do Private School Students Need a College Consultant?

Spark Admissions

As such, it stands to reason that you might wonder: why do private school families hire outside college consultants? That can leave you without the proper time needed to properly prepare for the resume building, the leadership development and overall planning needed to prepare for college.

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Summer College Planning: A Guide for Rising Seniors

ACM College Consulting

Whether it's volunteering, internships, research projects, or part-time employment, these experiences can enrich your college application and showcase your diverse talents. This is your last summer to explore your interests and add to your resume for college applications.

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Episode 2: Virtual Ventures – Tips on Selecting Remote, STEM Research Internships for High School Students with Dr. Robert Malkin

Emerging College Consulting

The post Episode 2: Virtual Ventures – Tips on Selecting Remote, STEM Research Internships for High School Students with Dr. Robert Malkin appeared first on Emerging Educational Consulting.

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10 Steps to Help You Decide Which College To Choose

Strategic College Consulting

It’s been another great year at Strategic College Consulting for admissions. Students have earned acceptances to many of the top colleges including the Ivy League universities, UCLA, Berkeley, UMich, NYU, U of Chicago, many specialty and tech colleges, and so much more!

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Planning for College from the Eighth Grade

Great College Advice

Or he may fit better in a smaller college that focuses on building general writing skills–that has a course or two in screenwriting. Or one that helps create excellent internships in the creative arts. Mark Montgomery College Consultant The post Planning for College from the Eighth Grade first appeared on Great College Advice.

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How to Have a Fun, Meaningful and Engaging Summer

Discovery College Consulting

An Accomplished Summer – take an online course in something that fascinates you, a class at your local community college, or, if you’re a rising senior, set a goal to write your college essays before school starts up again. Okay, but what about that summer job or internship?

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8 Things Savvy College Applicants Do During Summer (updated)

Princeton College Consulting

Follow Up Independent Learning with Related and Meaningful Activities This can mean completing a project for a science contest, organizing meaningful community service, writing a blog, finding an internship, starting a business, or many more possibilities. Thoroughly researching colleges often takes much longer than you think.