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Preparing for college is a complicated and time-consuming process. It affects everyone in the family.
Whether you're a student looking at school options or a parent seeking advice, our guide will help make this big step a little easier to take.
Students should begin preparations for choosing a college in their junior year of high school. Parents can significantly help increase the chances their son or daughter chances will get into the college of choice by encouraging them to plan ahead and offering gentle assistance.
Choosing a college is a commitment of many years and dollars. Thorough research and careful consideration of goals are needed.
College 101 is designed to make your family's transition into college much smoother and effective.
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