College Applications

College Applications

Applying to college requires careful planning and organization. From gathering materials to making choices, staying on track is essential. A college application plan or checklist can help you navigate the process with confidence

Common Ways to Complete Your Application

Coalition for College

Common App

HBCU Application

Application Types

Collegeboard Application Checklist

TIPS:
- Use your personal email when applying for colleges, not your school email.

- Check your email daily so you do not miss college correspondence.

- Save your answers on a Google Doc! Many applications will repeat or ask similar questions.

College List Building

College Chancing Tool

Admission Decision Report - NACAC

"For the Fall 2023 admission cycle, NACAC member four-year colleges reported that the most important factors in admission decisions were grades in high school courses and strength of the high school curriculum."

- NACAC

College Applications

Common Ways to Complete Your Application

Application Types

Collegeboard Application Checklist

TIPS: - Use your personal email when applying for colleges, not your school email. - Check your email daily so you do not miss college correspondence. - Save your answers on a Google Doc! Many applications will repeat or ask similar questions.

College List Building

College Chancing Tool

Admission Decision Report - NACAC

"For the Fall 2023 admission cycle, NACAC member four-year colleges reported that the most important factors in admission decisions were grades in high school courses and strength of the high school curriculum." - NACAC

TIPS:
- Use your personal email when applying for colleges, not your school email.

- Check your email daily so you do not miss college correspondence.

- Save your answers on a Google Doc! Many applications will repeat or ask similar questions.

"For the Fall 2023 admission cycle, NACAC member four-year colleges reported that the most important factors in admission decisions were grades in high school courses and strength of the high school curriculum."

- NACAC