Good advice on preparing for college comes from many sources, including family members; teachers and guidance counselors; students; and community leaders. With that in mind, the Way2GoMaryland website is introducing a new feature: Tip of the Week. Each Monday, Way2GoMaryland will post a new tip from people you know or may have heard of as well as people you don't know. But they all have one thing in common: a genuine interest in helping students start early on the path to college.
Visit this page every week. Way2GoMaryland hopes these tips teach, inspire, and motivate.
| August 30, 2010
The beginning of a new school year is a great time to make a fresh start. Study hard and commit yourself to doing the best you can do. Join organizations that will help you improve your social and leadership skills. And don't forget that your family members, teachers, and counselors are your partners on your path to college. --Way2GOMaryland Staff |
| August 23, 2010
Check out our Kids' Zone to play games to build your math skills, learn more about your public or private school and about colleges, and learn interesting facts about education. Visit: http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/index.asp --National Center for Education Statistics |
| August 9, 2010
What do you want to be when you grow up? "Be What I Want to Be" will help you learn what it takes to prepare for specific careers. Check out the site at: www.bewhatiwanttobe.com! --Maryland Business Roundtable for Education |
| August 2, 2010
It's never too early to begin preparing for the SAT (the Scholastic Aptitude Test that some colleges and universities require you to take as part of your application). The College Board offers a "Question of the Day" to help familiarize you with the test. Check it out:Click Here! --Way2GoMaryland Staff |
| July 26, 2010
When is the last time you talked to family members and friends about your college dreams? Take some time this summer to do so. This could be one of the most important steps you take as you work to realize your dreams. --Way2GoMaryland Staff |
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For more information: Anne Moultrie
301.445.2722, amoultrie@usmd.edu