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College Coaches

Posted by: cbizzle23 on: March 2, 2010

College Coaches are truly a breed of their own. I have been recently emailing some college coaches and they are extreme. There is are coaches who put smilie faces in emails. A couple actually tried to text in their emails. It has been intersecting to see what they will say. Not only are there emails [...]

Stanford University

Posted by: joanna200 on: December 2, 2009

Leland Stanford Junior University is known as Stanford University, which is a private university that is in Stanford, California. Stanford has around 6,700 undergraduate and around 8,000 graduate students.  This is an amazing University that kids dream of going to but it is very strict on grades and are highly achieved in sports.  The university [...]

The road to college

Posted by: jejohnson5 on: October 19, 2009

The process of getting into college is the most important thing in a teenager’s life yet the hardest at the same time. This is not just something that you can pick in a week or month. This school will be your home for the next for years or maybe more. This is the first big [...]

Preparing for College

Posted by: danieladaniela on: October 14, 2009

Preparing for college and deciding what career to study has become something important now that I am entering high school. I´ve been very focused over the last two years in preparing to be a very good soccer player, not only because I love the game, but because I also see it as a means to getting [...]

Scrap the SAT?

Posted by: aosborne01 on: September 1, 2009

Many people in the teaching community want to see the SAT go away. Many people feel that it is not a real measure of intelligence in students. Obviously, probably all students would like to never see the SAT again, there is so much build up to prepare for the test, and so much pressure for [...]

Where Am I Going To College?

Posted by: janajohnson on: March 18, 2009

It’s March 18th and decision deadlines are  just around the corner.  Right now, some of us know where we are going to college and are still in the process of getting a scholarship.  Some have been accepted into colleges but still haven’t had the time to visit and thus still remain undecided.  Finally, there are still [...]

Be Real about College

Posted by: charliekennedy on: December 15, 2008

As deadlines for many colleges near, the craze over where everyone is going to school next year has reached full peak. Something I really don’t like is how people go around talking about how they don’t like a certain school because of the name recognition or the reputation it has. Some people, if they’ve never [...]

Learning Life Skills

Posted by: trubino on: December 9, 2008

Living away from home can be very challenging at first, but after living away from home for over a year, the positives certainly outweigh the negatives. Besides gaining a valuable soccer experience, I have gained important life skills and I have matured over the past couple of years. For example, learning how to take care of [...]

My English Class

Posted by: charliekennedy on: November 9, 2008

The University of Miami offers college level classes every night from 7 to 8pm.  The one I’m currently taking, English composition, is amazing.  The teacher, Mrs. Threlkeld, encourages us to think outside the box.  It’s not a structured class nor is it a traditional one with a specific step by step plan to improve our [...]

No More Standardized Tests

Posted by: charliekennedy on: November 6, 2008

Personally, I think no one should ever have to take a standardized test.  I think the concept of comparing your “intelligence” to the rest of the country is stupid and doesn’t give colleges a sense of how smart you really are.  It’s a huge imposition to have to take SAT prep class or get a tutor [...]

Tough U.S. college admissions?

Posted by: shaaz on: November 4, 2008

For those of us who are complaining about the tough admissions process in the U.S., we do have it a lot easier than many students around the world. The CAT examinations in India provide a new world of opportunities for many students every year, but do not think for a second that these are ordinary [...]

College Visits This Week – Sept 23 – 26

Posted by: charliekennedy on: September 22, 2008

DATE            SCHOOL                 TIME         DIV.        STATE   9/23       Davidson College          10:00 AM      1       NC   9/24         Eckerd College              10:30 AM    2        FL                  Elon University              12:00 PM    1        NC                 *Stanford University     1:30 PM        1        CA   9/26        Barry University            1:00 PM         2       FL                New York University    2:30 PM          3       NY

Meet Mr. Blaweiss

Posted by: charliekennedy on: September 4, 2008

Mr. Blaweiss is one of the new Guidance Counselors at Pendleton this year along with Mrs. Uhlinger. Mrs. Uhlinger won’t be back at Pendleton until the middle of September, but should you have any questions about colleges, direct them to Mr. Blaweiss whose office is right behind the front office. On Tuesday I had the [...]

Succeeding on the SAT

Posted by: pendletonpanther on: August 27, 2008

A high school in Baltimore has a history of producing perfect SAT scores.  Listen to the story here at National Public Radio: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=93970706



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