College & University Admissions
Types of Admission
Students have 6 options for college admission. MyCollegeCalendar
highly recommends students use the Early Application process and schedule.
Application
Process
The entire process will take much longer than you think. For each
college, there is a multiple-page application that often includes short
answer essays (1 to 2 paragraphs in length).
SAT and ACT
Testing
Valuable Test Strategies and Free Information
College Search
Searching for colleges and universities that are a good fit for you may
sound difficult, but it’s relatively easy.
College Majors
When thinking about a major, you should consider not only your interests
but your skills, talents, and personality.
Financial
Aid
Students, and especially parents, should understand
all aspects of financial aid process.
Scholarships
Learn what scholarships and grants are offered
by foundations, clubs, businesses, and organizations and receive
e-mail reminders of when to apply.
Campus Visits
College and university campus visits are not
optional for students.
Admission Interviews
Be sure to schedule interviews with the colleges
and universities you are going to apply to.
Application
Essays
Start early on your college applications and application essays. This
is a lengthy, involved process in which many colleges require multiple
essays and supplemental forms.
Military Academies
United States Military Academies give full-ride
scholarships in exchange for years of military service after you
graduate.
Student Athletes
If you’re interested in playing intercollegiate sports and trying
to earn athletic scholarships, plan to market yourself extensively to
the coaches at the colleges and universities of your choice.
Student Resume
Update your student résumé by including all accomplishments
and activities from your freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Also,
if you’re a senior, include activities you will undertake during
your senior year.
Volunteer
and Summer Activities
This step summarizes activities college-bound students should do to enhance
their qualifications for college admission.
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