It can sure start to feel like Groundhog Day when your every waking thought is consumed by test scores, essays, interviews, and applications. But you don’t have to run yourself ragged on the hamster wheel. Try tackling one or two small tasks each day—schedule a Spring Break campus visit, or outline an ACT/SAT schedule complete with e-reminders—and then take a step back. Breaking the process down into small, manageable parts will help to avoid getting burned out while staying the college course. Because furry shadow or no, spring is most definitely on its way!

This is Happening: Your To-Do-List

• SENIORS
• New to CV: Live Chat with School
  Administrators
• Swagger-ize Your Application with
  these Dos and Don’ts
• Senior Checklist: Time to Tie Up
  Loose Ends

• JUNIORS
• Is Your Schedule Rigorous Enough?
• Can High School Juniors Graduate this
  Spring?
• One for the Experts: Can High School
  Detentions Affect College Outcomes?

• What’s the REAL Value of Test Scores?
• Five SAT Strategies from a Testing Expert
• Discussion: 7 Students Arrested in SAT Cheating Scheme

• Does “Official Application Deadline” Mean “By Midnight”?
• What’s SAR Got to Do With It?
• Discussion: Vassar Applicants Speak Out about Getting Faked Out

• Avoid College Travel Nightmares with these Spring Break Tips
• Limit Negative Online Exposure
• Discussion: Visiting Colleges Over Spring Break

No Slackin': Get the Jump on Important Dates & Deadlines

Ask the Dean

Can I Send Test Scores to Schools that Haven’t Heard of Me Yet?
Do you have to wait until you get some type of letter from a school to send them your ACT results or can you just send them to the school out of the blue with out them even knowing that you are thinking about their college?

Find out what the dean said…

Admit This

Application Deadlines: Not the End of the Line
So, you dotted all your applications’ “i”s and crossed at the “t”s. Now you can relax, right? Wrong. As the poet said, “Miles to go …” It ain’t over yet.

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