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College Planning for Sophomores
Fall
Look for leadership roles in clubs and activities.
Start thinking about college choice. Sign up for FastWeb's College Search to find the right school for you.
Make an appointment to talk with your guidance counselor.
Strengthen relationships with teachers, counselors and activity advisors. This will help you obtain recommendations for college later.
Become familiar with the standardized tests you need to take.
Attend college fairs and speak to on-campus college representatives.
Research summer programs for college prep.

Spring
Begin to discuss college costs with parents/guardians.
Meet with your school's guidance counselor to discuss plans for summer and next fall.
Apply for summer jobs, internships and volunteer opportunities.
Investigate your financial aid options. Register with FastWeb.com to find money for college.
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