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 SENIORS:Keep those January-deadline essays and supplements coming - we're almost there!Don't hesitate to call, email, or text with financial aid questions. JUNIORS:Do you receive emails from the folks at The Princeton Review?  They're running some great specials on test preparation and there's an offer out there for you to take a FREE practice test - be sure to check them out!I also have a lot of campus visit resources at my disposal; let me know if you want help planning those spring tours.PARENTS:You do not have to have completed your 2013 income taxes in order to complete the FAFSA; you can file an estimated FAFSA using last year's data and correct it after the initial filing if that becomes necessary.FILING THE FAFSA EARLIER IS MORE ADVANTAGEOUS THAN FILING IT LATE!From the blog:Readers, if you’re in the snowy and frigid part of the country like I am (and it appears we’re going to be there for quite some time, according to my local weatherman), you’ve probably found yourself thinking more about riding than actually riding.  I, for one, can almost see my gelding at the far end of the field through the falling snow.  We rode on Saturday but probably won’t have hospitable enough temperatures to go again until the middle of this week.Meanwhile, in sunny Florida, two major equestrian events for young riders occurred – the George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session for 2014 (which was live-streamed on the USEF Network for those who wished to watch vicariously) and the Robert Dover Horsemastership Clinic. Read More