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Personal Statement/Essay: Most colleges will require at least one written essay. Your child’s main goal should be to share personal information in a clear, engaging way. This is perhaps the most critical element of an application. The personal statement is a way for admissions officers to get to know who applicants are and why they want to attend their college. Transcript: Most colleges will require a high school transcript, which is a record of your child’s classes and grades. Students, who have earned college credit, will also need to submit those college transcripts. NOTE: Colleges only accept "official" transcripts that are signed and sealed by the high school, usually the school counselor. Test Scores: The required test could be one of the following: SAT and/or ACT, SAT Subject Tests (select subjects), ASSET/ACCUPLACER (for community college) or ASVAB (for military). Short Answer Response: These are extra questions beyond a personal statement. Activities Log/Resume: This listing of extracurricular activities is a way for admissions to get to know your child. Letters of Recommendation: Sometimes a college will require one or more letters of recommendation, from someone other than a family member.
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