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The European Microcredential Landscape
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Senioritis can tempt even the most dedicated high school student, especially in the final semester of the school year. Summer sun is just a few months away! Nothing can change your odds of getting into the college of your dreams now, right?
Don’t be too sure. College admissions teams will start researching you the moment you express interest in attending their schools, and they won’t stop until you’ve pulled up to campus and enrolled in classes. Let your grades slip too far or score poorly on the ACT or SAT and you could end up regretting it.
Instead, double-down on good work habits and present your best self to counselors. Whether you’re a fresh-faced freshman or a seasoned senior, developing these five traits will show admissions officers you’re serious about continuing your education:
Timeless truths are timeless for a reason
Today’s admissions officers have far more information about prospective students than did their predecessors. Keep that in mind as you progress in your educational journey and make it easy to report good things. You’ll be more likely to get into the college of your choice as a result—and perhaps get some scholarship money to go along with it.
So, keep your grades up. Maintain a strong schedule and pursue classes with your career goals in mind. Steer clear of trouble and, please, watch what you say on social media. College counselors are watching, and you want to be sure they like what they see.