Step One
You’re nearing the finish line, but there are still a few things left to do. After reviewing your college offers, do a final run-through of costs, weigh the pros and cons of each school, and make a decision.
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When it comes to choosing a college, price is one of the top considerations, and tuition the largest part of
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When your child thinks of the typical college freshman experience, they might envision moving into a dorm room or rushing
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Parents of high school seniors— I know this can be a crazy, stressful time in the college process for so
Step Two
It’s the moment your student has been waiting for . . . choosing the right school and looking forward to a bright future.
There’s a lot to consider when helping your child make the best possible decision on where to go to college.
No one likes to be kept waiting, especially if you’re waiting to hear from a college. At the point when
Your child has gone through the entire application process and is waiting patiently (sort of) to hear any news, and
Students who have a clear idea of where they want to go to school may have applied through the Early
There are many sites that use various criteria to assess colleges and then publish their lists for all prospective college
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