JLV College CounselingFebruary 2017 Newsletter
February is a busy time in college admissions. High school seniors are starting to receive college decisions, but still waiting on decisions as well. High school juniors are starting to focus on college by starting to build their college lists and taking standardized tests. Read More
5 productivity hacks to stop procrastination
Productivity is the name of the game, whether you are preparing for college, gearing up to start your semester, or helping your college-bound teenager navigate the admissions process. These time-tested, and client-tested, productivity hacks will help you start your day right, schedule it appropriately, and keep the procrastination monster at bay. Read More
30 Questions to Ask Current Students
There is a lot that goes into finding the college that is a good fit for you. The college brochures and websites are a start, but students need to dig a little deeper to ensure all of their questions are answered. College admissions professionals can answer questions regarding facts about the institution, but current students can share information about the experience on campus as a student. Read More
Scholarship Saturday – January 28, 2017
The deadlines for the scholarships that were on this list have passed. To see scholarships that are still accepting applications, visit more recent Scholarship Saturday posts.
4 Ways To Keep Your Mind Sharp Even After Graduation
For most, the early years of life are dedicated to study. They spend time learning about the world around them, pick a course for the future, and get the education they need. Once graduation day comes, however, many are left wondering how to keep themselves sharp. While the lure wasted time can be tempting, it’s important to keep your brain sharp even once you’re out of school. Below are four ways you can keep your brain working once you’ve walked across the graduation stage, four methods that will help you to stay mentally flexible and alert as you get older.
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