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April / May 2008:
Upcoming College Happenings

Senior Reminders

1. Keep your college counselor updated on college decisions.

2. Reply to your attending college by May 1,2008 -

Junior Reminders

1. Thursday, May 1, 2008 - College Fair at Colby-Sawyer - Buses leave at 2:45pm

2. Saturday, May 3, 2008 - SAT's at Proctor

3. Start thinking about the SAT
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SAT Prep Information



Recommended Reading for Parents


Admission Anxiety, With a Twist,
by Gerri Hirshey,New York Times

Young, Gifted, and Not Getting Into Harvard by Michael Winerip,New York Times

Off the Beaten Path by Randal. C Archibold, a New York Times Staff Writer

The Smart Transfer by John Merrow, a New York Times Staff Writer

For Girls, It's Be Yourself, and Be Perfect, Too by Sara Rimer, a New York Times Staff Writer

Aid Lets Smaller Colleges Ask, Why Pay for Ivy League Retail? by Alan Finder, a New York Times Staff Writer

Admissions and the Cold Slap of Rejection by Bill Pennington, a New York Times Staff Writer

"How to Get Into Every College on Your List" by Jay Mathews, a Washington Post Staff Writer

College Unranked: Affirming Educational Values in College Admissions

"The truth could set you free! This Collection of essays and comments adds real insight to the search for college and re-centers the focus to the student's development and well being. Full of excellent observations and advice"
Richard H. Shaw, Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, Yale University




Find out more about researching and applying to colleges.

Now Available!
College Counseling Handbook: Class of 2009

2007/2008 Financial Aid Letter to Parents

Advice for understanding the process, navigating the college admission waters, and finding the right fit.

Review the different standardized tests and when Proctor students are usually scheduled to take them.

Learn about the Financial Aid Process
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Tips and information for Student-Athletes

Studying abroad, volunteering, traveling, working, or doing an internship in a field of interest are just a few examples of the exciting opportunities you can take advantage of before attending college. Also, check out our extensive list of "Summer Opportunities"