College admissions advisors often recommend that students take the most ‘rigorous’ course load possible. But what do terms like “rigorous course load” mean and how rigorous should a student’s schedule be? The expert college advisors at International College Counselors answered some answers to these elusive questions. 1. How Do Admission Officials Weigh High School Rigor?…
Expert college counselor Mandee Adler Heller, president and CEO of International College Counselors, writes about opportunities Florida Virtual School (FLVS) students have to join clubs. These FLVS clubs allow students to explore interests outside their classes, meet other students, and experience “school” life. The online clubs and groups are only open to FLVS middle school and high school students who are active in at least one course.
International College Counselors advise: It’s never too early for students to start studying for the SAT. This is especially true for freshmen and sophomores. Start studying for the SAT as soon as possible. What parents can help their children with is finding the study methods that best fit them. SAT study material can range from songs and books designed to teach SAT vocabulary to SAT tutors. The expert college counselors at International College Counselors can help guide you to the different study materials.
College admissions tips every high school student should know. From expert college advisor and International College Counselors lead college advisor, Mandee Heller AdlerCollege admissions tips every high school student should know. From expert college advisor and International College Counselors lead college advisor, Mandee Heller Adler
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