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20 Things High School Seniors (and Juniors and Sophomores) Should Be Doing Now

If you have a college-bound high school student, it is time to start thinking about college.  The better you plan, the more successful, and the more-cost efficient your college education will be.

Steve

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Time is running out for high school seniors, who will soon be overwhelmed with college applications. Teenagers will be less stressed if they take advantage of the last month of summer to get a jump on the college admission process. Here are 20 things they can be doing now:

1. Learn what the difference between a college and a university is before you complete your college list.

 
 
 

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