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For your convenience, College Transitions put together a searchable table featuring financial aid deadlines at 250+ of the top schools in the country. In this table, they included separate financial aid deadlines for early action, early decision, early decision II, and regular decision applicants.

The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) opens on October 1, 2020. Every student and (1) parent will need to create an FSA ID. The FSA ID allows students and parents to identify themselves electronically to access Federal Student Aid websites. An FSA ID is made up of a username and password and can be used to [...]

Below is a great link to over 900 colleges/universities with links to virtual tours and unique features of each school all in one place. This is a great one-stop shop for our students that are unable to make in-person visits. Please click HERE

For high school seniors who might be feeling discouraged, here is advice on how to pivot no matter what decision you received over the past few days or weeks. Click here for the full article by Sara Harberson

What is the mid-year report? Your guidance counselor is required to send a mid-year report to each of the colleges to which you have applied or been accepted into during the early rounds. The basics of the mid-year report are: GPA, class rank (if applicable), and an updated transcript. However, additional information, positive or negative, [...]

For your convenience, College Transitions put together a searchable table featuring financial aid deadlines at 250+ of the top schools in the country. In this table, they included separate financial aid deadlines for early action, early decision, early decision II, and regular decision applicants.