Congratulations! You Are A Freshman Now.
As a freshman in high school, you may just be too happy with this important accomplishment to find time for the idea of going further to college. However, this is the best time to start thinking about your future and your career -- it starts with College.
Getting ready for college is not easy. The applications, the costs and especially the planning really take quite a bit of time, and if you wait until the last minute to start you may miss the moment. That's what we're here for!
These articles will show you 7 of the many ways that make possible for you to prepare for college now, in your first year of High School!
It may seem like a lot of pressure, but today's academic environment is very competitive, and a good plan needs time to flourish.
The focus of your freshman year should be on laying the groundwork for what is to come. You will need to plan out your curriculum so it meets the standards of most colleges, stay in touch with your teachers, counselors and parents and try to become an involved student. (Forget having fun? Yeah, right!)
The list is not long, and here it is bare bones for your information:
1. Discuss college possibility with your parents
2. Take virtual college campus tours
3. Plan Your High-School Curriculum with College in Mind
4. Discuss the next four years with your counselor
5. Join clubs and extracurricular activities
6. Volunteer over the summer
7. Brush your typing skills
Now, without further ado, let us detail these ways you can prepare for college during your freshman year. Click on any of the articles that stir your curiosity and happy reading.
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