I am a high school senior. What colleges should i apply to ?
827964
Go to a community college for a year, make sure your grades are good, and then go wherever you want.  Tell your counselor that enouragement like theirs has no place in the education system.
920011
Check with you high school guidance office, they should help.
54810
Every college has different standards in terms of what it's requirements for admissions. I would recommend checking out the university you're interested in attending and finding out what their standards are.\n\nIf your grades weren't the best in high school, it might behoove you to go to Junior College (Community College) first for a couple of years and then transfer, especially if you've shown that you can attain good grades at a collegiate level.
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You should. Check with your guidance councellor to see if there are local scholarships you can apply for. \n\nAlso, when you decide on a school, check to see what scholarships they offer.
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Most scholarships are available for college students, so if you are planning on going to high school, I don't think there are that many available, but you can always contact study abroad agencies and see what options you may have. \nFor a directory with scholarships and study abroad agencies links, check out this site: \nhttp://www.macquil.com\nGood luck!
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There are any number of online sources to help you with this. My personal favorite is: http://www.collegedata.com/\n\nAnother good source is your high school guidance counselor.\n\nYou certainly seem to have the requisite maturity to do well in college. Good luck!
1092216
High School or College? \n\nIf High School - go to a tech. school.\nIf College - Major in Computer related classes.
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1 - Visit with your high school counselor for information on awards that your high school, school district or local business/organizations may provide to high achievers.\n2 - Contact the admissions office of the college/university you want to attend for information on merit or endowed scholarships/awards available to students at that college/university.\n3 - Search websites such as www.fastweb.com for information on private/corporate scholarship awards.\n4 - Apply for standard financial aid through the financial aid office at the college/university.  Test scores generally will not be a requirement to qualify, need will be.  But you won't know if you qualify until you apply.  \n\nBest of luck!
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Go to the college you want to enter. The admissions office will have lists of scholarships you can apply for. Most colleges have many scholarships available only at that college, and so aren't advertised anywhere else. Good luck!
77251
The previous answerer is right about applying for colleges during your senior year.  However, I think that waiting until your senior year to take the SAT or the ACT is a mistake.  Take them no later than the spring of your junior year; then if you want to take them again you'll have the opportunity to do so as a senior before you send in your college applications.\n\nCheck the admissions websites of the schools you want to apply to to find out information about applying to the school and deadlines.  You can just type the name of the school into Google to find its website.
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Apply to colleges and high school all over the USA.
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It depends what level.\n\nIf you are talking about High School, I suggest anywhere in Ohio or Pennsylvania.\n\nIf you are talking about the College level, Minnesota, Iowa, or Oklahoma.  \n\nGood luck!
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http://www.topherreimroc.com/FullScholarship\n-There's a website I used my senior year of High School during the big college search. Not only did it help me search through specific school information (such as costs, locations, and available degrees), helping me find which one was right for me, but in the meantime it lets you apply for numerous student loans, scholarships, and aid funds. I highly recomment it to anyone in the college decision process.
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Visit as many as you can.  Be realistic about what schools you can get into.  Do as much research on each school as possible on the internet.  The more informed you are, the better your decisions will be.\n\nA good rule of thumb is to apply to two or more colleges that might not admit you.  Apply to two or more who probably will admit you.  And Apply to a couple who will certainly admit you.
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My suggestio is to go to find a community college. Community colleges don not require ACT's or SAT's and for the most part all you need is a high school diploma. Even if you were to take the tests now, you would have needed excelent grades in high school to get into a state school, or university. you'd be competing with many high school seniors who have been successful the last 12 years of their lives.
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I take it you already did the FAFSA and that was how you were informed?  Don't lose hope yet.\n\nThere are scholarship websites such as www.fastweb.com that will find scholarships based on your profile.  Apply to as many of these as possible.\n\nAlso, go down to your counseling office at your high school and ask them if they have local scholarships available.\n\nThere are a lot of scholarships that award based on academic merit and not just financial need.  Browse the web, ask your high school, and check out your future college's website in the departments you are entering.\n\nGood luck.
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look up the phone number to your high school.  then call your career counselor.  they should be able to send it to you no problem.