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SAT – ACT: The Dread of Standardized Testing
There is an overwhelming amount of work that needs to be completed in the college application process. Amidst the excitement of this time, most students look at standardized tests with dread. They consider testing and test prep to be extremely unpleasant … Continue reading
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What does it mean for a college to be need-blind and meet full-need? – Thoughts on financing education and the value of a college degree
Most families and students are not only faced with the question, “Can I get into my college of choice?” but also, “Can I afford to attend that college?” President of Iowa’s Grinnell College, Dr. Raynard Kingston discusses where his college … Continue reading
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Wishing there were a less-overwhelming way to get through the college search and application process?
Informed Educational Solutions has added the interactive cutting-edge MyCCA college counseling software to our client offerings. Students and parents working with an IESolutions counselor have access to the enormous data sharing and tailored analysis afforded by MyCCA. Below is an … Continue reading
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