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Written by Lance Millis
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Thursday, 02 October 2008 23:47 |
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This week’s column is another in my series of college planning checklists. This week is for high school juniors. Junior Year Checklist · This year's academic record will go a long way toward either helping or hurting your chances of gaining admission or earning scholarships at your schools of choice. You can make up ground if you've been slacking off and you can keep up the hard work you've already exhibited. |
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Written by Lance Millis
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Thursday, 25 September 2008 00:48 |
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Through this column over the last fifteen months or so, I have covered numerous topics aimed at helping students prepare for and succeed in college. One component of that has been the college planning checklists I have created. Already published, have been checklists for the parents of very young children, and one for middle school and junior high students. This week’s column will cover what freshmen and sophomores should do, and the next few columns will include checklists for juniors, seniors, and then parents. |
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Written by Lance Millis
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Tuesday, 26 August 2008 00:25 |
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As the school year starts, I’ve already started seeing more media coverage of “college” stories – students moving off to college, how high tuition is and how there’s not enough financial aid, football season starting, safety on campus, etc. I think the media, and people in general, are now tuned in to school and college more than they are at other times during the year. I’d like to take advantage of that attention a little bit, and make the pitch that college preparation (really good college preparation) is something that takes more than just the Senior year to accomplish. |
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