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Yes, first of all hello,I am an 18 year old female currently attending an online high school in order to receive my diploma. I am definitely interested in attending my hometown college, but I have no idea where to start. I have an idea of what i would like to pursue as a major, but where do I begin? Sat's, you know "what's that!"I have no clue. Could you please just give me list of things I should do and will need to begin this very significant journey. Please, I really have no one else to turn to. If you could it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much, Sasha.
I would start by contacting your hometown's college admissions department to learn what requirements you would have to complete to get in because some colleges require that you take certain courses.
Contact their admissions department and they should set you along the right path.
Also... I would recommend you explore these websites to learn more about the college admissions process:
http://www.ed.gov/students/prep/college/edpicks.jhtml?src=ln
Best of luck!
Elena Rodriguez
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Help with College & Grad School Applications
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Elena U. Rodríguez
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I can answer most questions that cover the college admissions process.
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I have worked in college administration and student affairs for over 7 years in the areas of academic support, academically at-risk students, 1st generation students, students of color, disabled student service, new student programs, NCAA division one athletes, assessment and accredition research, student retention management, managed online course student support services, parent programs, training and development of faculty and college staff, marketing and promotion of student and staff programs and activities, and admissions recruitment.
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