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01/04/2013

If you’re a high school junior with plans to attend college, now’s the time to get serious about the admissions process.

In this vein, the College Planning Blog recently posted some solid advice to help juniors find—and get admitted—to the right school. Key quote: “Don’t wait to become a college applicant—you already are one now!”

For more admissions advice for juniors, check out this resource.

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