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"Student
Grade Level
Tags"
are located on all content pages within MyCollegeCalendar.org. Many
of the content pages will be used by all Student
Grade Levels, but some portions of the content
are written for specific grade levels.
For example "Senior Year Students and Parents"
have very specific tasks and assignments that are
date sensitive and require prerequisite tasks and
planning from earlier grade levels.
"Purple Tag"
denotes Freshman; "Red Tag" denotes Sophomore;
"Green Tag" denotes Junior; and "Blue
Tag" denotes
Senior. These Student Grade
Level Tags will be located in the upper left
hand corner of all content sections of the site.
Some pages may only have one or all tags indicating
recommended Grade Level use.
MyCollegeCalendar
encourages all our visitors and members, regardless
of your current grade level, to get started
EARLY and
begin reviewing all content sections on our site
including our recommended grade level admission
strategies and processes to better equip you
with your college and university admission planning.
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Freshman
Year Strategies and Content Pages |
Freshman Year Students
are encouraged to review all areas of the
MyCollegeCalendar content site beginning
with the Freshman Year admission strategies
and an advance review of higher grade level
admission strategies related to high school
curriculum, extracurricular activities,
testing, advanced planning for scholarships,
college search as well as college and university
admission planning. |
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Sophomore
Year Strategies and Content Pages |
Sophomore Year Students
are encouraged to review all areas of the
MyCollegeCalendar content site beginning
with the Sophomore Year admission strategies
with particular attention to advance review
of Junior and Senior year high school curriculum,
extracurricular activities, testing, advanced
planning for scholarships and financial
aid, college search, as well as college
and university admission planning. |
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Junior
Year Strategies and Content Pages |
Junior Year Students
are encouraged to begin
with the Junior Year admission strategy
with particular attention to advance review
of Senior year high school curriculum,
extracurricular activities, SAT/ACT testing,
advanced planning for scholarships and
financial aid, planning the costs of college,
college search, campus visits, tours and
interviews, using the Junior Early and
Regular Planning Calendar and Task Manager. |
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Senior
Year Strategies and Content Pages |
Senior Year Students
are encouraged to begin
with the Senior Year admission strategy
with particular attention to the Senior
Year Task Assignments for either Early,
Regular or Rolling Application schedules
using the MyCalendar and MyTask Manager
Application Program.
MyCollegeCalendar
recommends Early Application (Early Action)
submittal to all Colleges and Universities
allowing early applications, or Regular
Application submittal where Early is
not permitted. Particular attention should
be made to content pages related to admission
processes, essays, scholarships, loans
and financial aid, as well as parent
involvement aspects of the admission
process. |
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