Things to Do Over Winter Break For Juniors
Jared Hobson December 16, 2011 No Comments
What do juniors need to be doing over winter break for the college process? Read these tips to get ahead with your college applications.
What do juniors need to be doing over winter break for the college process? Read these tips to get ahead with your college applications.
So you have some time off from school? What are some things you can do over winter break to get ahead in your college search process?
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Everybody makes mistakes, even colleges and universities. Check out Clark University’s Common App vocabulary problem. But remember, to err is human, to forgive divine!
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