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College Admission Planning for High School Juniors – Second Semester

Great College Advice

Congratulations on completing the first semester of your junior year of high school! Although there is no cookie-cutter approach, here are some suggestions to accelerate the college admissions process in the second semester of your junior year of high school. Many test prep companies will provide free resources as well.

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Seven Things I Wish I Had Known Before Freshman Year of College

Grown & Flown

I sat in my dorm room that first day with a huge smile, but inside, I felt a mixture of petrifying fear and excitement. I got my first low grade on a paper I had worked super hard on (not bad, but not meeting my straight-A standards from high school). Youre thrown advice in graduation cards left and right… Study hard!

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Should I Take the SAT or ACT?

HelloCollege

Deciding “should I take the SAT or ACT?” ” is a common dilemma for high school students navigating the college admissions process. SAT or ACT: How to Choose Step 1 : In order to decide SAT or ACT, you should begin by learning the ins and outs of the tests themselves. The SAT test is fully digital.

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When Should High School Students Start Preparing for College? Timeline + Tips

AdmissionSight

High school is the perfect time to start thinking about your future. For most students, taking high school seriously is driven by the goal of getting into Ivy League schools or other top universities in the country. Freshman year When you start your freshman year, youre stepping into high school with a clean slate.

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Do You Need Both ACT and SAT for College?​

Peterson's Blog

Standardized test scores, like the SAT and ACT, determine academic readiness and skills for entering university. Scores grant entry to schools with specific requirements, award scholarships, and determine areas of strengths and weaknesses within a students academic career. What Are the ACT and SAT?

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College Advisor for High School Students with ADHD

The Koppelman Group

Before we get into exactly why ADHD students can benefit from college counseling outside of school, lets talk about why having an independent counselor in your corner is beneficial for every student. High schools, even private ones with college counseling departments, are overworked and swamped with students.

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2025 In-State EA Decision Information

UGA Undergraduate Admissions Q & A

Again, today’s decisions are only for In-State applicants (either a GA resident or a student studying in a GA High School). Mid 50% Admitted Average SAT (EBRW+M): 1350-1510 -This is data for students who were admitted with the SAT being the highest or only test score in their review. Mid 50% Admitted Average GPA: 4.18-4.43

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