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A big part of the high school experience is getting ready for the college experience. High school students should be giving serious thought to career and college choices. And it’s time to get really serious about figuring out how to pay for your higher education. |
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There are several things high school students must do to prepare for college. Among these are making sure you have good grades in your core classes, taking the SAT or ACT, visiting college fairs and/or college campuses, applying for college admission and applying for financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). |
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The links on this page lead to all sorts of information that will help you as you research colleges and careers, apply for college admission, and apply for financial assistance. |
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As you make your plans for college, remember that your high school counselor has a tremendous amount of experience in this area. Take advantage of that resource. |
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And don’t forget that the Georgia Student Finance Commission has consultants who are on the job to help you. If you have specific questions or concerns about applying for financial aid, just contact us. |
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| Last Update: 01/31/2006 |
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Georgia Student Finance Commission |