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College Application Information

Five lessons about the College Application Process

College Visit Survivor Tips

Ask these 4 questions on a college tour

Don't have a first choice college--here's why

Advice for getting into college

What skills do colleges want you to have

Surviving the College application madness

The Changing College Application

How to get more money? Need money?

Private Colleges discounts

Rigor? AP-vs-IB-vs-College-in-the-High-School-vs-Running Start

Rigor? AP? What's it all mean?

Should I take those challenging classes?

Are AP credits accepted in college?

What kind of College? Who is great? Why this one?

Forbes Top 25 colleges

50 best computer science schools in the world

College is not for everyone

Best Small Colleges

Colleges that cost less

Best Colleges for making that money...

The FAFSA (this is money-related)

More FAFSA rule changes/deadlines

FAFSA rule changes

Remember:

Filling out the FAFSA doesn’t obligate parents to apply for loans or even co-sign federally backed loans that may be a part of a student’s financial aid award package at 2yr, technical and 4 yr. colleges. Parent information is used solely to determine a student’s financial aid eligibility. Not providing parent information will deny a student the opportunity for need-based aid such as scholarships, grants and low interest loans.