Complete and forward your financial aid forms as required. Notify the guidance office of any colleges, which require mid-year grade reports and final grade reports. When accepted by a college, write a letter of acknowledgment and thanks. Withdraw applications from other colleges and write a letter of gratitude for their consideration. Inform the Guidance Resource Center when accepted or rejected.
Colleges offer a curriculum leading to the bachelor's degree in arts or sciences.
Universities are made up of an undergraduate college of liberal arts and sciences, professional schools, and a graduate school. Students planning to attend a four-year college or university should research the entrance requirements for the possible schools of their choice and make certain they are taking the correct high school subjects to meet these requirements. Some schools offer students an opportunity to combine college class work with work experience supervised through the college or university. These programs permit students to earn while they learn and gain experience. This plan usually increases the college course to five years.