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College Planning for Juniors
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Fall
Take the most challenging academic schedule you can. It shows admissions officers that you're ready for a competitive college environment.
Research prospective colleges. Sign up for FastWeb's College Search to find the right school for you.
Attend college fairs and speak to on-campus college representatives.
Register, prepare for and take the PSAT/NMSQT.
Begin studying for the SAT or ACT.
Register with FastWeb.com to find scholarship money.
Take leadership roles in clubs, activities and volunteer organizations.
Begin to consider which teachers, advisors or employers you might ask for college recommendations from.
Explore financial aid options with your parents/guardians.
February-March
Apply for scholarships.
Visit prospective colleges during spring break.
SAT is offered on March 1, 2008. Get all the 2008 test dates.
Continue discussing college costs and options with your parents/guardians.
Make an appointment with your guidance counselor to discuss your college options.
Put together your resume, including academic record, extracurricular activities, honors and volunteer work.
April-May
Check academic requirements for your prospective schools. Summer is the best time to fill any gaps.
SAT is offered on May 3, 2008.
Apply for summer jobs, internships and volunteer opportunities.
June-August
Visit prospective colleges. Be sure to talk with current students about the school.
Athletes should register with the NCAA Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse at the end of the academic year.
Request applications and brochures from your top colleges.
Get started on college application essays by writing sample drafts.
Take some time out to prepare for your standardized tests.
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