Discovery Final

This is a term that describes a casual meeting where an individual tries to make a great first impression

These are created to either solve a problem or provide a service.

Wake Forest, Bowdoin, Bates, Wesleyan, Pitzer, Skidmore, and George Washington are these types of schools.

The government picks up the interest on this type of loan while you are in college.

Many students state that these had the greatest impact on deciding which colleges to apply to and where to attend.

Students must go online to one/both of these sites to send either SAT and/or ACT scores.

In financial aid terms, when we say grants or scholarships, you say...

This document enables college representatives to evaluate you in the context of your high school.  

This term refers to the combination of tuition, room & board, and fees. 

This is a binding commitment when applying early to college.

Size, Location, and Academic Programs/Majors (Academic Fit) are factor that should be considered when building this.

Each of these are 150 characters and they help tell your story.

This is what happens when a college decides not to admit a student early, but rolls them over to regular action.

A strategic & intentional conversation with another person in which facts or opinions are sought regarding an industry

One of the most useful skills that you learned in Discovery that will get you ahead in life.

The name of the school you attend is more important than fit.

This is a site in Naviance that can help you begin searching for colleges based on specific criteria.

A form that must be completed by all applicants for federal student aid.

This is a half-day of college prep on the Thursday before school begins, where you learn how to apply to college.