Resources for College Admissions
ACT + SAT
Since standardized testing centers are closed due to social distancing, many colleges have moved to temporarily waive the ACT/SAT scores for Fall 2020 college applications.
Click here to discover what schools are now considering the SAT or ACT optional.
Virtual College Visits
With college campuses closed it is impossible to do the typical college tour and information session, but that doesn’t mean you cannot continue your research. Most schools have adapted with virtual tours and information sessions. Visit their websites for details.
Also take a look at this blog post from Georgia Tech about how to make a college decision without visiting.
Gap Year Information
If you are curious about taking a gap year before, during or after college the opportunities are boundless. From traveling the world to learning to cook to painting a masterpiece to interning with a tech firm, you can design an enriching experience that prepares you for life in and beyond college.
Click here to read more about gap year options in light of COVID19.
Click here to join a Virtual Gap information session on December 10th, 2020!
Managing Stress
In these challenging times, it is not unusual for each of us to experience heightened levels of stress and anxiety. For students, their learning is impacted if they are suffering from added stress, and their mental health could be at risk. There are many resources available to support students during these times.
Click here to read a helpful tip sheet on signs of trouble for your child. Additonally this website can offer additional resources.
Summer 2021 planning
Even through unprecedented times, we have to continue planning for the future! It is never too early to start researching Summer 2021 opportunities.
Click here to register for a Virtual Summer opportunities fair on December 10th, 2020.
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