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and we will send you one brief monthly update on deadlines and opportunities.

What are the different ways of applying to schools?

“Rolling Admission” happens mostly at private schools. They have a priority date (usually around March 15), but they accept students throughout the year. “Early Admission” can be binding (at William and Mary or UVA, for example, meaning that if you get in, you have to go) or nonbinding (at JMU, for example, where you do not have to accept). The deadline for both is usually around November 1. The deadline for “Regular” Admission is usually January 1st or 15th or February 1. The application fee averages between $30 to $40. You can apply on-line or on paper. Some colleges give an incentive for on-line applications.

What about community colleges? Should I go to community college first and then transfer to a 4year school? What is the application process?

Community College is a good option for students that need a transition from high school to college. It is relatively inexpensive and close to home. But, if you are only going because you don’t feel like filling but applications in

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