Every year International College Counselors International College Counselors has a scholarship competition. International College Counselors invite students in grade 9-12 from Dade, Broward, Palm Beach counties and elsewhere to submit an essay that answers a question that can be found with the contest rules and submission information on International College Counselors website.
Don’t miss the February 1 deadline for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). While June 30 is the government deadline, Feb 1 is the deadline for many schools if a student wants to be eligible for a merit scholarship and other scholarships. International College Counselors strongly recommends that every student fill out the FAFSA regardless of income. Students and their families should not wait until the last minute to fill out FAFSA, says International College Counselors. It is a long form with many questions that need documents to help answer them.
International College Counselors offer these 10 New Year Resolutions for High School Students. Students who adopt these will find the path to college and the college admissions process that much easier. Students who need help keeping these resolutions should call an expert college admissions counselor at International College Counselors.International College Counselors offer these 10 New Year Resolutions for High School Students. Students who adopt these will find the path to college and the college admissions process that much easier. Students who need help keeping these resolutions should call an expert college admissions counselor at International College Counselors.
International College Counselors president Mandee Heller Adler and her team of expert college counselors discuss the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship program and offer tips. The team recommends that all Florida seniors apply for the scholarship. This goes for students from Tallahassee to Miami, college counselors say.
Mandee Heller Adler and International College Counselors give high school students and their parents insight on what college admissions officers are really looking for. For example, college admissions officers are looking less at the recommendations and more on high school courses. Expert college counselors can help your student choose the right colleges to apply to and assist with the college application and college admissions process.