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Preparing For College
Preparing for college starts well before your senior year, especially if you aspire to attend one of the nation's top schools. As a college-bound student, you can use your high school career to build a strong college application.
College Prep Scholars Program
Are you a high school junior? Find out about the resources and awards you could receive to prepare you for competitive college admissions.
Grade-Specific Checklists
There are tasks to consider each year of high school. We’ve compiled items into checklists that you can save, print, and use to remain on course.
Choosing High School Classes
How do admissions officers view transcripts? How many AP courses should you take? What if your school doesn’t offer advanced classes?
Standardized Tests
Understand the differences between tests like the SAT and ACT, learn about testing requirements, and map out a strategy that works best for you.
How to Use Your Summers
Admissions officers want to know what you’re doing outside of high school. Using your summer wisely is a great way to set yourself apart from other applicants.