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Make your plan. Learn the steps to apply for education beyond high school.

Before you apply to college, you need to make a list of colleges that interest you and meet your needs.

How do I decide what colleges to apply to?

Be prepared before you apply. Schedule dedicated time to apply and get help if you need.

How do I apply to college?

Follow the directions and proofread carefully. Practice with sample prompts or one from your applications.

How do I write a college essay?

Take advantage of programs that allow you to be enrolled at both a community college and a public university.

What are degree partnership programs?

You may need or want to take college admissions tests like the SAT or ACT to apply to college or scholarships.

What are college admissions tests?

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