A10 Don't obsess. Work hard but keep balance. There's a school for everyone out there. Keep an open mind and don't just stick with "name" schools. #CollegeCash
You need to know your EFC (Expected Family Contribution) and what you and your family can realistically afford to pay for #college. Then you can plan for your future appropriately.
Some great tips here to get the convo going early: https://t.co/PSNy27WqRu
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Q7 Once they file the FAFSA, or get their financial aid award letters, they think the money part of the process is complete. But, just like in real life, money should be a part of the everyday thought process. #CollegeCash
Q7 Thinking about money: With everything else they have on their plates, it can be surprisingly easy for students to forget the financial end of attending college. #CollegeCash
Q6 The SAT and ACT generally test the same types of content. Both ACT and SAT scores are used for college admissions and merit-based scholarships. #CollegeCash@ThePrincetonRev
A3 Lets help #HigherEd students realize they have 168 hours in a week. But like any life lesson, time management takes skill, patience & practice. Learning when to study 📖 socialize 👥 or sleep 💤 in college takes time to find the right balance #CollegeCash#EmChat#SAChat https://t.co/pAMruMXvSs
A5 Ask to sit in on some classes. Observe what the students in class are like. And do an overnight if possible. See what life on campus is like beyond the tour. #CollegeCash
Q4 Rules for dual-enrollment eligibility vary from state to state, so students should check with their high school guidance counselors to find out if they qualify, #Collegecash
A3. Create a realistic schedule, avoid distraction and procrastination. Try to exercise or play boardgames to clear your head between studies. Be effective on analyzing what’s working well and connect with people who are meaning to your success #CollegeCash
Q3 Determine whether you're an owl or a rooster. Schedule your studying for times when you can seriously engage with the work. This can be very different, depending on your biochronology. Some students find 11 p.m. the perfect time to focus, others 7 a.m. #Collegecash
A3 I think taking challenging courses and learning to balance school with extra curricular activities is a good start.
@CollegeBoard has a great post on ways students can take control of their time:
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A2 Take AP Classes and get good grades 🤓Not only does it look good on the application but it can often help you win scholarships too! #CollegeCash https://t.co/yDeKEAjANZ
@DebbiKing I've also shared materials with someone with the same course and professor, but a different time. Not always an option but a huge savings if it is! #CollegeCash