Admissions
Planning for college tuition includes having a great admissions strategy. To be successful in getting into the student's top choice schools, a range of factors from grade point averages, standardized test scores (SAT & ACT), as well as community service and leadership experience. Students with good GPAs and SATs often find out that those technical accomplishments are only part of the bigger picture that admissions counselors are looking at when they make their decisions on who gets in and how much the program is going to cost them.To reach top competitiveness, a student must start planning his or her class progression as early as the freshman year in high school. Constant study and free practice resources can help a student skip paying for expensive test-prep courses without sacrificing a great score.
In this section you will find free advice for the college admissions process: Scoring high on tests, maintaining a good GPA, and finding the right experience opportunities. The ivy league is looking for the best college-bound kids - with a little planning and a lot of hard work, you could be included in that acceptance list.
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