Saturday, March 29, 2008
Plan For Your Future
I would advise juniors and seniors to keep their grades up in order to get scholarships from high school. Check with the local schools to see what finacial assistance they offer before applying to schools out of state. I also advise all children, male and female, to get their education before having children because after children it's hard to accomplish your education goals.
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In addition to your great tips, students should get to know their guidance counselor. They receive all different types of scholarship information, but sometimes don't have the time to disburse the infomation to teachers like they should. It's up to the students to go into the office and talk to the counselors about scholarships, college tours, and graduation requirements.
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