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This handbook serves as a comprehensive guide for students at Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (CVCA) to navigate the college planning process. It provides a structured overview of steps and checklists for each high school grade, information on college visits, application processes, standardized testing guidance, and scholarship search resources. With a focus on integrating students\' faith, it encourages careful planning and consideration of their academic and spiritual growth in...

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How to fill out college planning handbook

1. Gather all necessary materials, including personal information and academic records.
2. Review the sections of the handbook to understand its layout and requirements.
3. Begin with the personal information section and fill in details such as name, address, and contact information.
4. Next, complete the academic history section, including schools attended, GPA, and course details.
5. Fill out the extracurricular activities section, detailing any clubs, sports, or volunteer work.
6. Complete the goal-setting section by outlining short-term and long-term college goals.
7. Research colleges of interest and fill in information about each institution, including application deadlines and requirements.
8. Prepare a list of potential majors or areas of study.
9. Consult your school counselor or academic advisor for guidance and to double-check your entries.
10. Review the entire handbook for completeness and accuracy before submission.

Who needs college planning handbook?

1. High school students preparing for college applications.
2. Parents or guardians helping their children with college planning.
3. School counselors and academic advisors assisting students in the planning process.
4. Anyone seeking to organize their college application process and timelines.

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What is college planning handbook?

A college planning handbook is a resource designed to guide students and their families through the college preparation, application, and enrollment process.

Who is required to file college planning handbook?

Typically, high school students planning to attend college, along with their families, are encouraged to engage with the college planning handbook, but there is no mandatory filing requirement.

How to fill out college planning handbook?

Filling out a college planning handbook involves gathering necessary documents, completing various sections regarding personal information, academic history, and college preferences, and may include timelines for tasks.

What is the purpose of college planning handbook?

The purpose of a college planning handbook is to organize the college search process, providing timelines, checklists, and resources to help students make informed decisions.

What information must be reported on college planning handbook?

Information that may need to be reported includes personal details, academic records, extracurricular activities, college preferences, and financial information.