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What should you be doing heading into senior year?
How can you prepare?
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Hyanghwa (Lyra)’s Answer
If you are looking into pursuing higher education following high school, I recommend creating and prioritizing a list of values you are looking for in a college experience. Certain categories could be tuition costs, size of school, majors/minors available, social clubs, distance from home, prestige, etc. Once you've narrowed down the top 5 categories of values for your ideal college experience, I recommend choosing and evaluating potential colleges based off of your values list. It is important to establish your value criteria when assessing and selecting your college experience.
I also recommend applying for a variety of scholarships early on in your senior year. Not only will scholarships assist you financially with college tuition, it will help challenge you to tell your story in an effective way and critically think.
I also recommend applying for a variety of scholarships early on in your senior year. Not only will scholarships assist you financially with college tuition, it will help challenge you to tell your story in an effective way and critically think.
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Florence’s Answer
You're on the right track to success! Follow these empowering steps:
- Make your finances work for you by utilizing money management techniques such as opening a checking account and setting up a personal budget.
- Expand your horizons by exploring trade schools, community colleges, four-year colleges, or even the military.
- Gain valuable experience by considering internships or apprenticeships.
- Don't forget to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for financial support!
- Hone your interview skills by applying for jobs.
- Meet with your school counselor to review your academic standing and discover new scholarship opportunities.
- Grow your network and skills by joining clubs like DECA or FBLA, and participate in as many extracurricular activities as possible.
- Impress potential employers by learning how to build an effective resume.
- Enrich your life through travel and consider studying abroad to broaden your perspective.
- Give back to your community by logging volunteer hours.
- Ensure your online presence reflects your professionalism for future opportunities.
- And last but not least, find a mentor who can provide specific guidance tailored to your aspirations. Keep up the great momentum, and you'll go far!
- Make your finances work for you by utilizing money management techniques such as opening a checking account and setting up a personal budget.
- Expand your horizons by exploring trade schools, community colleges, four-year colleges, or even the military.
- Gain valuable experience by considering internships or apprenticeships.
- Don't forget to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for financial support!
- Hone your interview skills by applying for jobs.
- Meet with your school counselor to review your academic standing and discover new scholarship opportunities.
- Grow your network and skills by joining clubs like DECA or FBLA, and participate in as many extracurricular activities as possible.
- Impress potential employers by learning how to build an effective resume.
- Enrich your life through travel and consider studying abroad to broaden your perspective.
- Give back to your community by logging volunteer hours.
- Ensure your online presence reflects your professionalism for future opportunities.
- And last but not least, find a mentor who can provide specific guidance tailored to your aspirations. Keep up the great momentum, and you'll go far!