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Finding the right fit when it comes to colleges requires careful consideration and research. 📋 In this article, we will provide valuable guidance on how to build a well-rounded college list that aligns with your goals and aspirations: tinyurl.com/2bkcrbel

📅 By now, most seniors have submitted all of their applications. 🎓 But admissions isn’t over. Many colleges still accept apps via rolling or extended deadlines—so if you missed earlier dates, March is still a real opportunity: tinyurl.com/2bb5fvjn

🏅🎓 Understanding NCAA Division I, II, and III is key for students pursuing college athletics and scholarships. This article breaks down the recruiting process, division differences, and tips to stand out to college coaches: tinyurl.com/yu5akcde

🙄 “Disdain” comes from the Old French word “desdeignier” (to scorn), which traces back to the Latin “dignari” (to deem worthy). The prefix dis- adds a negative sense, so it literally means “to deem unworthy.” 😒 #vocabulary

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘juxtapose.’ ow.ly/FpZc50YKqpC

Abate (v.) to lessen in amount, intensity, or strength #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

🩺 Accelerated BS/MD programs let high school students apply to college and med school at once—saving time, reducing stress, and offering a direct path into medicine. 🧑🏻‍⚕️ Here are key tips for applying + 10 top programs to know: tinyurl.com/295rjbsw

📚 Bibliophile: a person who loves books or reading “As a true *bibliophile*, Nan never leaves home without a novel in her bag.” Are you a bibliophile? 🙋🏻 #vocabulary

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘arboreal.’ ow.ly/GTL750YK2BC

Attest (v.) to give evidence that something is true or genuine #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

Are you an aspiring medical doctor? 🩺 Chart your path to the future and discover which courses and programs can help you reach your college and career goals: tinyurl.com/26j4avej

As junior year enters the home stretch, college application season is closer than it seems. 🎓📋 Here’s a checklist of what high school juniors should begin doing in April of 11th grade: tinyurl.com/2564v3cb

📝 The debate over standardized testing at public universities has become increasingly polarized. But if public universities cannot reliably assess academic readiness at admission, who bears the cost of that uncertainty? Read more: tinyurl.com/27uuas9h

“Fatuous” has nothing to do with fat. It means “foolish” or “stupid.” To claim that our planet is flat is *fatuous*. 🌏 (－‸ლ) #vocabulary

The #WordOfTheDay is ‘fortitude.’ ow.ly/yfx850YK2pW

Antithesis [an-TITH-uh-sis] (n.) direct contrast; opposition #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

🌻🧠 Embracing a growth mindset empowers students to face challenges, learn from failures, and reach their full potential. Here’s how students can develop a growth mindset with specific examples to inspire and motivate them on their educational journey: tinyurl.com/2xu3labh

🗺 Chart the path to the future you and find out which courses and programs can help you reach your college and career goals. 📐⚙️🔬 Interested in becoming a mechanical engineer? tinyurl.com/29oux286

💪 Leadership can teach you all sorts of helpful skills and result in a significant impact, sometimes on just one other person and others, on the entire world. Here are some ways you can develop your leadership skills: tinyurl.com/28cwnq7x

📚 Vocabulary tip: The roots “vor” and “vour” mean “to eat” or “to consume,” often used figuratively. Words to know: • voracious (having a huge appetite or eagerness) • devour (to consume quickly) “Henry has a VORacious curiosity; he deVOURs every science article he finds.”