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caring
Thought of the day
“But what are loyalty and caring really worth?"
"To me? Everything.”
― Richelle Mead, The Golden Lily
"To me? Everything.”
― Richelle Mead, The Golden Lily
freshman orientation
Freshman Orientation will be held Aug. 16th.
Last name A-K 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Last name L-Z 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
There will be a new student Open House on Wednesday, Aug. 23rd from 4pm-6pm.
Last name A-K 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Last name L-Z 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
There will be a new student Open House on Wednesday, Aug. 23rd from 4pm-6pm.
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collegewise
beware of bad advice!
The following article is published by Collegewise, the largest college counseling consulting firm that goes nationwide. Collegewise has been in business since 1999.
Be careful who you listen to.
It's not like us to resort to clichés (or to end sentences with prepositions), but that one is just plain good advice. If your accountant started giving you unsolicited medical exams and advice about which prescription drugs to take, you would (hopefully) tune him out. You'd ask your doctor. And you'd probably find a new accountant who wasn't so creepy.
So why would you take college admissions advice from a neighbor or a friend?
We're consistently surprised by the amount of inaccurate college information parents get from other parents at dinner parties (and students get from friends at school). The truth is that while many people claim to know a lot about colleges admissions, very few actually do.
So unless the person giving you advice is a professional (like a high school counselor, a college admissions officer, or, you know, us), check with your high school counselor before following any free advice from your friends.
When you want to know how to get into college, ask an expert. And when you want to know how to invest in a low-risk retirement fund, that's a good time to speak with your accountant.
Cheers,
Collegewise
www.collegewise.com
Be careful who you listen to.
It's not like us to resort to clichés (or to end sentences with prepositions), but that one is just plain good advice. If your accountant started giving you unsolicited medical exams and advice about which prescription drugs to take, you would (hopefully) tune him out. You'd ask your doctor. And you'd probably find a new accountant who wasn't so creepy.
So why would you take college admissions advice from a neighbor or a friend?
We're consistently surprised by the amount of inaccurate college information parents get from other parents at dinner parties (and students get from friends at school). The truth is that while many people claim to know a lot about colleges admissions, very few actually do.
So unless the person giving you advice is a professional (like a high school counselor, a college admissions officer, or, you know, us), check with your high school counselor before following any free advice from your friends.
When you want to know how to get into college, ask an expert. And when you want to know how to invest in a low-risk retirement fund, that's a good time to speak with your accountant.
Cheers,
Collegewise
www.collegewise.com
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interested in summer programs?
There is a ton to do here in North Carolina, if you haven't figured that out already! Whether you are looking to gain academic credit from renowned Duke faculty or just learn about anything from biology to origami from Carolina students through an educational enrichment program- there is something offered in North Carolina for you! Click on the link below to get started in discovering YOUR passion to your Summer FUN!
SUMMER PROGRAMS
SUMMER PROGRAMS
college & career promise info session
Attention 10th & 11th graders- are you interested in earning college credit tuition free while still in high school? You can do so through the Career and College Promise program. In order to participate in the program through Wake Tech, you must attend a mandatory information session and receive the necessary paperwork. Register HERE. For more information, see your counselor in student services.
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