future college enrollment?
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what's the question? what will it be? What is our personal stance? where should you go? please specify and we'd love to help
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I WOULD SAY 15%. IM JUST GUESSING BASED ON THE HIGHSCHOOL I ATTENDED, NOT MANY OF US MADE IT TO COLLEGE. FORTUNATELY I DID. BUT THEN AGAIN REMEMBER IT MAY VARY.  THERE ARE ADVANCED SCHOOLS (FOR SMART PPL) WHERE 100$ OF THEIR STUDENTS MAKE IT TO COLLEGE
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There are universities that practice what they call "Open Enrollment", which basically means they'll take anyone who graduated.  In most states, though, you will need to focus on community (2-year) colleges as a way to start out, and then transfer to a bigger school after you've proven you can do ok in college.  I don't think 1.89 is going to impress anyone, but you can still succeed if you make an effort.
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research the colleges you want to attend. Go on their web sites, and usually you can request information packages from them. Or call them, and ask them to send you information.
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http://education.yahoo.com/college/facts/9545.html\nhttp://apps.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?collegeId=2692&profileId=0
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College entrance requirments vary.  Decide which college(s) you are most intereste din, and contact their admissions department.
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In many ways you are right. Education is an investment of time and money that may or may not pay off. If you know you won't be totally committed to college, don't go.
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My advice is not to plan out your entire future right now. When you get to college (and go anywhere you want--choose a place you like for lots of reasons, not just their psych department), try lots of things. You might find you like something else better.
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Start planning for college...\n\nwww.nsula.edu
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I take it you already did the FAFSA and that was how you were informed?  Don't lose hope yet.\n\nThere are scholarship websites such as www.fastweb.com that will find scholarships based on your profile.  Apply to as many of these as possible.\n\nAlso, go down to your counseling office at your high school and ask them if they have local scholarships available.\n\nThere are a lot of scholarships that award based on academic merit and not just financial need.  Browse the web, ask your high school, and check out your future college's website in the departments you are entering.\n\nGood luck.
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Yes, go to scholorships.com I think. Just type in the keywords on google or yahoo search. Or, you can search on the website for a specific college you want and call and talk with a academic counselor or enrollment counselor. I am out of high school now but that is what I did and an enrollment counselor led me through the ENTIRE process of filling out forms for Student Aid and everything. Just make sure you in full understanding of what you are getting into. Always ask for Grants, because with student Aid you have to pay it back. They will lead you through whatever you need to do and fill out. Searching early is great because you have time to decide what college you want to go to.
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Have you done your SAT exam?\nGo to collegeboard.com It wil tell you abt the cooleges and scolarships
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I would recommend going to www.collegeboard.com.  They have all the info you need. EFC $14613  (I'm sorry)
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Go to college and meet the right people!
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It depends on where you plan on attending and the amount of classes that you plan to take. You need to research the schools that you may be interested in attending for more information.
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you should contact the college you are planning to attend and speak to a course counsellor. they can tell you everything you will need to know.
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For classes? I dont know. BUt for enrolling yes. The national notification date is May 1st which is when you tell the colleges you are going to that you are coming. But for continuing students, they register earlier than new students so I am sure their deadlines are in may or so. Just depends on the school.