Are you confused and overwhelmed by the college admissions process? This quick guide answers frequently asked questions about preparing for, applying to and getting accepted into college.
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Aimed at both high school students and their parents, this is an excellent guide for anyone that has questions about the college admission process. The author addresses many important questions about how to apply to college successfully, including when and who to ask for a recommendation letter, how to pick the right classes during high school and the important differences that exist between the ACT and SAT. The advice is provided in a clear and concise way to help make the admission process a more manageable experience.
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Sia Knight's story is one of triumph in the face of adversity and achievement against all odds. This former teacher, counselor and administrator has transcended humble beginnings to become an educational specialist in one of the largest school divisions in the country. As a child growing up in a southern Virginia public housing development, Sia could have easily followed the destructive path of many of her peers. Instead, with the encouragement of strong mentors, she managed to achieve both academically and professionally.
