When a B student knows how to craft a narrative that captivates admissions officers, they can write their way into a good college. One misconception most make is assuming it’s the same process as writing for a class assignment. This is usually the difference between a student who gets accepted and who gets rejected. It all begins with creating an academic outline as early as sophomore year.
Here are a few tips for you to consider reviewing with your child as you help them plan:
- Set a goal to take academic courses beyond the minimum “A-G” requirements
- Don’t take an easy course schedule senior year
- Dedicate yourself to at least one special project in any academic field of study
- Discover how you plan to demonstrate or contribute to the intellectual vitality of a college campus by the summer before senior year
A+ Colleges to research:
Indiana Bloomington
Kent State University
Cal Poly Pomona
Your Child Will Apply To These Colleges Because They Heard About It From A Friend:
Colorado Boulder
University of Oregon
Arizona State University
Wisconsin Madison
University of Michigan
Biggest Mistake B Students Make:
Applying to colleges based on what they HEARD FROM SOMEONE ELSE.
Second Mistake B Students make:
Relying on COLLEGE RANKINGS.
By using the tips above and laying the foundation you can be sure not to let a crucial opportunity slip away. Take charge of your future and embark on the journey to college success.
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