Last updated December 18, 2019
Thinking about which college you want to attend is a big deal. There are many things to consider when deciding: where it's located, how big the campus is, and how much it will cost, among other things.
Share where you want to go and why.
If you would like to explore other colleges, the CollegeBoard has a great tool, "BigFuture" to help narrow down your choice.
If you don't have time to incorporate the PERSONAL STATEMENT film, check out our lesson plan .
Join us on March 26th to discuss how we all can help students persist during the COVID-19 pandemic.
One of the first things you’ll need to do once you get in college is to find an Academic Advisor. The role of an Academic Advisor is to help you navigate your academic experience by making sure you have the right amount of credits to graduate.
Succeeding in college requires time management skills. Taking 12, 15, or 19 credits may look good on paper, but have you factored in your work schedule, or other time commitments?