When your son or daughter took the ACT or SAT exam, he or she listed several prospective colleges. Their test scores were automatically sent to those schools. If your senior decides to go to a college that was not listed, then call the guidance counselor to find our the best way of getting this information of his or her choice. Keep a copy of your completed application so that you know what you said. Some believe that black ink is preferable to blue.
Many colleges require that the applicant write an essay.
Here, it is best for student to make sure that the first paragraph grabs the attention of the reader and that the essay does not reiterate information that was written on the form. When the essay is complete. It is a good idea to have it an English teacher proofread before making the final draft. Finally, the college will ask for an official transcript. Only Student Services can provide the official transcript, and it can be done in one of three ways.