
Expert Academic Advice
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Creating an effective outline that makes writing easy
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Using the prompt to provide main ideas for the body paragraphs
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Following standard paragraph structure
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Following standard essay structure
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Creating a thesis that directly answers the prompt and summarizes the entire essay
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Creating a hook sentence that demands the readers' attention and creates a strong first impression
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Writing with a smooth progression of ideas that guarantees the readers' understanding
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Reinforcing the main idea so that the reader's final thoughts are what you want to achieve
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Providing evidence that supports your thesis
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Including key qualities about yourself that college admissions counselors want
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Including key experiences that impress admissions counselors
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Staying On Topic
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Fill out the application that wins admittance
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Know what college admissions counselors are looking for
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FAFSA
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University Research & Selection
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Major (and Minor) Selection
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Grants & Scholarships
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Letters of Recommendation
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Resumes
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Essays
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Satisfying Admissions Requirements
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SAT, ACT, AP Tests, CLEP Tests, SAT Subject Tests
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Building a strong high school transcript
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Academic Counseling
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Course Selection
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Providing additional information (such as grade explanations)
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We can be there to guide you through the entire process
These sites should help you make/edit your list:
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Start creating your list Freshman or Sophomore year
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The sooner you have your finalized list, the better (you must be certain of your list by the end of Junior year)
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Use the sites in the adjacent list to help you search
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Know what qualities in a university you want:
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Public or Private
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Cost
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Ranking/Reputation
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Location
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Size
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Known for Your Major
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Admissions Requirements
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If you cannot find SAT/ACT score requirements for a university, try a separate Google search using the university name and "average SAT or ACT score of freshmen"