Education, Distance Learning & Career Articles
National Level Scholarships
We recommend contacting local and national organizations or foundations that may have an interest in your background or potential interest in your future. Also, check with your high school guidance office who know of local scholarships not listed with the national scholarship search databases.
Here are some national level scholarships to visit:
Air Force Aid Society
http://www.afas.org/body_grant.htm
Armenian Students' Association of America ... [more]
Preparing for the ACT
Traditionally favored by schools in the south and the midwest, the ACT Assessment tests are now accepted by virtually all colleges and universities in the United States, including all the Ivy League schools.
When you are ready to start your test preparation:
1) Familiarize yourself with the content of the ACT tests.
2) Take the Preliminary ACT (P-ACT) during your sophomore year.
3) Refresh your knowledge and skills in the content areas. Review your high school text books.
4) Identify the content areas ... [more]
Preparing for the SAT
None of us enjoy taking exams. Unfortunately, they are a necessary part of getting through high school and often a necessary part of college admissions processes. Almost all colleges and universities require that students submit standardized test (SAT or ACT) scores with their applications. This requirement can cause a lot of anxiety, but performing well on the SAT mainly just takes some practice and preparation. Students should give themselves plenty of time to become familiar with the structure of the tests.
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