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1. Gather all necessary documents such as academic transcripts, recommendation letters, and test scores.
2. Research and choose the colleges you are interested in applying to.
3. Fill out the college application form, providing all the required information truthfully and accurately.
4. Write a compelling personal statement or essay that reflects your experiences, goals, and reasons for wanting to attend college.
5. Submit any additional required materials, such as portfolios or writing samples.
6. Pay the application fee, if applicable.
7. Monitor the application deadlines and ensure that you submit your application before the specified date.
8. Follow up with the colleges to confirm that your application has been received.
9. Prepare for any interviews or entrance exams that may be required by certain colleges.
10. Stay organized and keep track of all communications, deadlines, and updates from the colleges.
11. Finally, make a decision once you receive acceptance letters and weigh your options before committing to a particular college.

Who needs college guidance?

1. High school students who are planning to pursue higher education.
2. Individuals who are looking to change careers and need guidance on exploring college options.
3. Students who require assistance in navigating the college application process and understanding the requirements.
4. Parents or guardians who are supporting their children in the college selection and application process.
5. Anyone who wants to explore educational opportunities and benefits that come with attending college.

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What is college guidance?

College guidance is a service that helps students navigate the college application process, explore different options for higher education, and make informed decisions about their future.

Who is required to file college guidance?

High school students who are planning to apply to college are typically required to seek college guidance from school counselors or independent college advisors.

How to fill out college guidance?

To fill out college guidance, students need to meet with their school counselors, discuss their academic and extracurricular achievements, career goals, and college preferences, and work together to create a college application plan.

What is the purpose of college guidance?

The purpose of college guidance is to assist students in identifying their strengths, interests, and goals, exploring college options that align with their aspirations, and successfully completing the college application process.

What information must be reported on college guidance?

Information reported on college guidance may include student's academic records, standardized test scores, extracurricular activities, personal essays, letters of recommendation, and college preferences.