College Graduates
Anh Nguyen – UC San Diego – Mathematics, Computer Science
Efren Velazco Jr – UC Irvine – Political Science
Haimy Shimelis – UC San
From the desk of the Executive Director, Elizabeth Marlow
Very big news for the class of 2020, college may be offered only online for Fall 2020.
High school seniors preparing to enter college do not know yet what to
Aspects to consider when choosing your college:
Campus:
Size – student population and campus space
Distance from home – consider travel costs
On-campus atmosphere
Campus location and surrounding areas – amenities and climate
Housing options
Academics:
Available
Prepare an estimate college budget.
Consider what costs you will need to cover while in school. Keep in mind that your income may vary from month to month, and not all of your expenses will be the same each month.
While it is not the best approach to pick a college based only on if the price is right, applicants should include cost as one of the key factors for considering college choices. Talk Finances With Your Parents & Prepare […]
The Class of 2020 high school seniors are challenged to prepare for college at home, away from college counselors and college preparatory teachers.
Our displaced students have had their educational access upended. Especially challenging for the high school seniors.
April 1, 2020 – University of California reduces requirements for 2021 applicants and 2020 newly admitted students. A “dramatic action came in response to the cancellation of testing by the SAT and ACT this spring due to
College Choice & Saying “Thank you, but no”
You applied to multiple colleges, and played the waiting game.
Then, several colleges said YES to you by offering you admission. Congratulations!
You spent weeks, maybe months, deciding at which college
First – congratulations! You applied and are now admitted to college! As the May 1st enrollment deadline looms, we are focusing on the theme your big decision of choosing a college. Closely research academic programs While reviewing admissions decisions […]
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If you are still struggling to choose between colleges based on what the campuses offer current students – consider working the equation backwards. Ask yourself, “Who, what and where do I want be when