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Wiley InterScience :: JOURNALS :: New Directions for Community Colleges - 0 views
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New Directions for Community Colleges issue 145 (Spring 2009) discusses the college ready landscape through this series of articles.
A Middle School Parent's College Prep Guide - Planning for college - 0 views
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parents should start planning for college no later than middle school. Their reasoning is simple:
GuideForParents.com | A FREE College Guide for Parents - Sourcebooks College - 1 views
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Do you have any advice on where to start with the college search and application process?
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Where can I find help with application essays?
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How can I look for colleges that fit my needs and style?
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Get Ready for College Pulications - 2 views
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Parents' Guide to College Planning for Gifted Kids - FamilyEducation.com - 0 views
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You can help her shape a flexible schedule that will accommodate time for studying, extracurricular activities, working out, spending time with friends, relaxing, and volunteering her talents in the community.
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These are the years when study skills and time management really count.
Parents' Guide to College Planning for Gifted Kids - FamilyEducation.com - 2 views
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Gifted seventh- and eighth- graders need time to learn about themselves, their strengths, and their favorite subjects and activities.
Higher Ed's Bermuda Triangle by Camille Esch | Washington Monthly - 0 views
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Article summarizes student redemiation issue
Common Core State Standards Initiative - 1 views
National CrossTalk -- Vol. 15 / No. 1 -- Winter 2007 - 0 views
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None of the experts are comfortable with the current definitions.
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After synthesizing data from many sources, I estimate that 60 percent of students ages 17 to 20 in two-year colleges, and 30 percent in four-year institutions, need remedial courses.
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All analysts agree that there has been remedial outsourcing by four-year institutions in the last decade
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Kirst summarizes how student remediation rate is difficult to define and use
College Scholarships - How to Develop a Scholarship Strategy - 0 views
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academic, extracurricular, and career plans
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brainstorm thoroughly—the more personal characteristics your child discovers, the more scholarships she could potentially apply for.
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Do I want to participate in a competition? If so, what are my talents and interests? What subject do I plan to major in? What career do I plan to pursue? Do I want to apply for all types of aid or only scholarships?
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