Freshmen and Sophomore Timeline
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Continue to improve your study skills and earn good grades. Your grades will figure in your high school grade point average used to award academic scholarships.
- Talk with your guidance counselor about types of education available to you after high school.
- Continue your involvement in outside activities.
- Begin thinking about which type of school you want to attend and which attributes are most important to you.
- Think about career choices and use the Internet or your local library to explore occupations that interest you.
- Consider volunteering or taking a part-time job in an area that interests you, but don't let these activities interfere with your studies.
- Take the PSAT to prepare for college entrance exams.
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If you have any questions about planning and financing a college education or selecting a career, please call 800.986.4322 (toll-free) or email us at collegeplanning@esfweb.com. If you wish to visit a College Planning Center, please call for an appointment to ensure that a counselor is available.
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