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College Application Guide | Keeping Students Organized
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As students begin to research colleges and then begin the application process, they need something to help them stay organized. This resource is the tool they need to see all the information about each college at a glace. Information such as admission contact data, types of fees (application fees, tuition and housing fees, parking and meals), dates applications and transcripts are needed, program contacts and more.
This 2 page resource will give your students space to record data on 6 different colleges + provides them a place to jot down ‘questions they need to ask’ and keep a record of the communication they have had with the colleges.
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