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We’re still living in a world that has not surpassed its color lines. The quest to eliminate inequality and racism has led to a national conversation regarding our community. Our history has been downplayed and erased from the curriculum, while our youth has little idea about how impactful and powerful our commitment to education has […]
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Preparing the perfect application requires meticulous preparation, especially for a first-generation college student. From writing the essay to working on a resume, a compelling college application requires time, patience, and diligence. Although high school counseling is rather popular among teenagers who aspire to become college students and their parents, some of the most important details […]
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Discover our 7 quick tips on writing college essays! Learn how to stand out from the crowd today!
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Dear Friends: When The Village Method began providing youth development and outreach services for middle schoolers, we knew that we had developed a cohort model that would eventually serve high schoolers. Jordan Schanda King was generous enough to provide free access to her online content and curriculum. After running her business for seven years, she […]
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Students who can lead are considered motivated, dependable, problem-solvers, and team-players. This is exactly why college admission and scholarship review committees are looking for leadership qualities. What is leadership? But what does leadership experience mean, and more specifically what does it look like for high school students? DEFINITION: By leadership experience, we mean everything that […]
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This is a guest post written by our friend, Heather Lomax, a contributing writer and media relations specialist for Hi Quality Tutorials. She regularly produces content for a variety of higher education blogs, discussing how to apply to college and survive while you’re there. Where you choose to attend school is one of life’s biggest […]
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