students~ please check this page regularly for important deadlines & reminders
JUNE NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE click here
News for rising SENIORS
**COMMON APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE**
Visit
www.commonapp.org to start working on your application
Remember to . . .
*Keep working on researching your schools and finalizing your list of schools
*Please make at least one appointment with us in the summer
*Keep in touch and check this website for other updates along the way!
When making summer plans, please remember to block out time to work on your college essay and applications!
Dates for Summer Application Workshop @ Collegeology
Monday, July 13th through Thursday, July 16th **One opening left in afternoon session**
Monday, July 27th through Thursday, July 30th **ALL sessions full this week**
Monday, August 17th through Thursday, August 20th **One opening left in morning session**
There are 2 sessions available each week (students choose which session to attend all week)
Session 1: 9 am — 12 noon
Session 2: 1 pm — 4 pm
Students need to attend
all days (Monday - Thursday) and allow time for completing homework after sessions at home every day. Each session is limited to 5 students.
For more details and to sign up, please email Robyn: robyn@collegeology.com
**These sessions are for Collegeology students only. Please email if you have any questions.
News for rising JUNIORS
**Please schedule a meeting over the summer**
*Complete College Search Form (email us for this form)
*Start your resume
*Complete Do What You Are online (after 1st meeting with Bob)
*Parents, please complete Parent Form (email us for this form)
Other News
*Colleges that Change Lives event in Seattle area: Sat, Aug 1st, 10 am, Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue. Please visit www.CTCL.org for more info (event is free, no pre-registration required)
*PrepNW is offering a summer SAT prep class at a Seattle location (prep for Oct SAT). If you are interested, please email Bob or Robyn for details.
*College Board has revised their SAT score reporting policy for the class of 2010.
Read more at
www.collegeboard.com
