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JUNIORS/SENIORS:Seniors, many of you are applying to schools out of your home state.  Here are some tips and points to consider before you click submit.Also, juniors who are considering which teachers to ask for recommendations next year (or seniors who are still awaiting responses), this one's for you.  UNDERCLASSMEN:Are you considering attending the College Preparatory Invitational Horse Show in 2015 or maybe even 2016?  Plan ahead for the essay scholarship competition. PARENTS:There are five myths about paying for college without taking student loans.  Here they are.There has been a lot of chatter in the past week about who the people are who help students get into college, both from the high school side of the desk and from the college side.  This article provided a wonderful and enlightening glimpse into that world.News/Travel:Just a reminder that there are no meeting slots available the week of October 13th, as I will be touring Virginia colleges.  Emails and text messages are fine (and can save me from the boredom of long bus rides in the afternoons).I've been invited to a tour of Dallas-area colleges the first week of March, including Southern Methodist (SMU) and Texas Christian (TCU), both noted NCEA schools.  More details will be shared with you just as soon as I have them. From the blog:Congratulations, high school seniors:  Many of you are reading this blog entry having recently completed your college applications or are on the verge of doing so – what a significant milestone in your educational careers!  I want you to stop what you’re doing right now, sit back, take a deep breath, and enjoy the moment of triumph.All set?  Have you enjoyed the moment to its fullest?Good – because now it’s time to get some real work done!Read More