S tart reviewing college catalogs available in the guidance office or school library and web site. Make a list of the 10 or so colleges you would like to attend. Send for information. A ttend college night programs at your high school. Talk to college representatives and pick up free information provided.
W ork hard in the classroom to improve grades.
These scores are needed for early admission or by colleges with fall application deadlines. V isit some of your potential colleges over spring break. The exposure and information gained from these trips is well worth the time and expense. A ttend High School Visitation Days sponsored by colleges. B e sure to check with guidance counselor, churches, employers, chamber of commerce and other business organizations for sources of scholarships, grants and other endowments.