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Where can I receive more tools for college?

With College fast approaching, any information is very appreciated. It can be very confusing at times. Resources are a great asset in any situation, especially for college. #tools #help #college-advice

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Kristin’s Answer

Hi Cade,


I would definitely reach out to your high school guidance counselor, as they can give you some tools that your school may have available to you. I would also suggest looking at a local convention center to see if there are any college fairs coming up. That will give you access to a ton of colleges in one room.


If you're talking in terms of physical items, I would say pretty much anything you needed for high school (notebooks, pens, highlighters, etc.) that is going to stay that same. If you're going to be staying in a dorm, I would recommend going to Bed, Bath & Beyond's website, as they have a huge checklist for items you made need for the dorm. Don't forget cheap flip flops for the shower. I completely forgot about that, and my parents and I ran to Target the day I moved in and got cheap flip flops! :-)


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Richard’s Answer

Colleges are happy to provide information, and every college with which I am familiar has offices to advise you for your major, classes, career, extracurricular activites, etc. You should get familiar with the resources at whichever college you attend by talking to a counselor in one of these areas and then exploring each resource to see which you find the most helpful.
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Rachel’s Answer

Colleges provide informational sessions to educate you about their campus prior to application season. Once accepted to a university, you will most likely attend an orientation to familiarize you with the classes, dorms, etc. Once you pick a major, college counselors are very helpful in letting you know what classes you need to take to complete that major.
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