While assessing future goals and expectations are important for the high school student looking at a college career, the present should carry just as much weight.

So now you’ve narrowed down your list of preferred institutions from a pool of thousands. Are you familiar with all the components of your admission folder? Do you know if all your schools use wait lists? Have you planned any college interviews? Commute or live on campus? Community, state or private institution? Big city or small town?

Senior year is when high school students begin the final leg of the college admission process. At the beginning of the year students are still expected to excel in their respective classes and participate in social and athletic activities, and by the end of the year their sights are set on dorm rooms and dining halls.

Your final year of high school is behind you and you’re hit with the realization that you will be sitting in your first college classroom in a couple of months. It will take time to understand how the transition from high school to college will take place. Use the articles below to gain insight into the process and learn helpful tips that will prepare you for your first day as a college student.

For all your questions Dilshad talks to Casey Gendason Director of College Counceling at St. Marks School of Texas and they clarify the grey areas parents and students have about this journey!!

Resources

College Admission Counseling

Guide to College

Planner for your Admission

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