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1. Always write to a specific individual rather than a personnel office. Whenever feasible, use networking sources to introduce yourself in the opening paragraph of your letter.
September 17, 2008:

1. Start looking early! While searching for additional scholarships takes time and energy, it is well worth it if it helps reduce tuition costs.
September 16, 2008:

Many students head off to college right after high school because that's the customary path. But if you are thinking that you are not quite ready for college, then you may want to consider taking a year off to explore foreign countries, gain work experience or improve upon your studying skills.
September 16, 2008:

Congratulations, you made it! You’re no longer in high school and the world now looks at you as an adult. Being an adult means more freedom - and responsibilities - especially when it comes to your finances.
September 17, 2008:

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Career Outlook Getting Started The Right Fit

High school students need a resume, too

Put it in writing

From high school to the job market

Countdown to test day

10 tips for visiting a military recruiter

Classroom, locker room

Go in with a career in mind

When service calls

Six benefits of community college

Making Cents College Prep  

Saving for College 101

Creative College Financing

Make the most of the campus visit

College admission for the homeschooler

Application in technicolor

 

 

 

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