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Class of 2021 – Pre-Application Season Checklist

With less than 2 months before college application season begins, here’s a pre-season checklist for rising seniors to complete before you start applications this summer! Narrow down a list of majors that you’re interested in Research colleges to narrow down some “best-fit” colleges Create a balanced list of colleges (both for admissions and funding)  – […]

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3 Important Areas for Your Student to Focus on for College Admission

3 Important Areas for Your Student to Focus on for College Admission What are colleges looking for in students these days? It depends on the college. Different college applications have different fields to complete to learn more about your child’s profile. As an example, here in California, the Cal State Application currently does not consider

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6 Reasons Why Parents Use College Planners

The Top 6 Reasons to Use a College Planner: For Parents (1) College planners help you save money! College planners help your family find schools that fit within your budget They also help you to create a funding plan that maximizes financial aid, and helps you to pay for college in a tax-favored way. College

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Congratulations Class of 2017 – College Acceptances!

Congratulations to Our Seniors!   Congratulations to the Class of 2017 College Planning Source students on your college acceptances! Your hard work is paying off. We are proud to announce that our seniors in the class of 2017 received admission to the following colleges:   The University of Alabama Arizona State University The University of

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A “Balanced List of Schools for the Whole Family”… What does this really mean?

What does it really mean to have a “Balanced List of Schools?!” Make sure to make a “Balanced List of Schools for the Whole Family.” Most families have been coming into see me with the misconception that a balanced list of schools is really just for the student, when in reality it should be for

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Do the classes I take in high school matter? How many AP classes should I take?

Do the classes I take in high school matter? How many AP classes should I take? Answer: Here’s my typical former-Admissions-Counselor answer: It depends! When selecting high school courses, always start by making sure you are choosing those that are considered “approved” A-G courses. You want to be sure that you are meeting the minimum

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