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02 Take Virtual College Campus Tours ... colleges you're interested in and click on the virtual tour link (or something similar). You'll learn a lot and won't have to spend a dime. Plus, it can be kind of fun to browse around these different campuses. Above all else, you'll be further preparing yourself for the college experience. Just the act ... ... even post volunteer opportunities on campus. Check news bulletins and boards in the office for such opportunities. You can also find volunteer opportunities by visiting: http://www.servenet.org http://volunteermatch.org These sites allow you to search for volunteer opportunities of interest to you close ... 05 Join Clubs And Extracurricular Activities ... club, or as a member of a sports team. Colleges look at what you do with your time outside of the classroom as well as your academic accomplishments. Being a diligent student is one thing, but do you manage your time well? To put yourself above other college applicants, you can join a club during your ... 04 Discuss The Next Four Years With Your Counselor ... plans, your life goals. When it comes time to ask for a recommendation letter, your counselor will remember you and will have a wealth of information to work with. A generic letter is far less impressive than one with personal touches. Bring along a notepad to your appointment. You'll probably want to ... Congratulations! You Are A Freshman Now. ... 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 ...
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