Junior College Seminar

What is the degree you earn after graduating from community (or 2-year) college?

What are some things that colleges are looking at to decide if you're admitted?

What can you do now to prepare for your college applications?

When can you send your first college application?

This document contains the classes you take in high school, final grades, and overall GPA:

The degree you earn after graduating from a 4-year college is a Bachelor's degree

Why did Ms. Michaels decide to go to SUNY Albany?

What are the college readiness benchmarks on the SAT?

An example of a university is:

An example of a college is:

What is the highest score you can achieve on the "SAT"?

A university is made up of smaller colleges, but a college is not made up of smaller universities.

An example of a 2-year college is:

If you do NOT graduate from college, you do NOT have to pay back your student loans.

The "Common App" is:

The group of public colleges all over NYC are called:

What is the highest score you can achieve on the ACT?

All eligible students should complete the FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

What is a state-funded college or university called where tuition is a lower sticker price than other schools?

3 things that belong on your resume are:

What is a letter written by a teacher to a college describing your skills and accomplishments?

The group of public colleges across New York State are called: