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As a freshman you will need to get on the right path as soon as possible.
You might be a freshman, but you should already be preparing for college. Just because you are starting high school does not mean that you are off the hook. There are many steps you can take to be well prepared for the big decision of choosing the best college for you.
As a freshman you will need to get on the right path as soon as possible. It will be important to pick classes based on how they will help you when you are applying for college, not on how easy they are. All colleges and universities have different entrance requirements. This means that each school sets their own rules as to how many years of each subject you must take in high school. For example, most four-year colleges and universities require at least four years of English, three years of math, two years of science, and at least one year of a foreign language.
Take the classes that are required by colleges you might be interested in. Your high school’s requirements to graduate may be different than those for colleges you’d like to attend. Talk to your high school college counselor to find out the exact requirements for colleges that interest you. You don’t want to get through high school and find out that you didn’t take enough math classes and then have to take summer school.
High school is a time for change. You will be making new friends and meeting new teachers. Your after school activities are going to start being more important than they were in middle school. Colleges are going to look at what you did outside of school. If you play a sport, think about playing for your school. Get involved in the speech team or any other program your school offers that you find interesting. Colleges won’t look at how many home runs you hit, but rather that you were involved in something other than academics.
Push yourself when it comes to your schoolwork. Making the grade your next four years may mean that you could go to college for free. How? Colleges award a lot of money to students who get good grades in high school, participate in activities outside of school, and are good community members.
Make the most out of your high school years. Get involved and get good grades. Always be thinking about college, so that you can meet college admission requirements and maybe even go for free.
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