Start College Planning Today!


Start College Planning Today!

Many families are wondering when their children need to start working towards college. Anytime is a great time to start. It is critical that students realize that whatever grade they are in, there is a plan for them to go to college. All students need to decide what they want to study in college. Utilizing assessments and researching possible careers is a great starting place. From there, the student can select a major and the best school for them to complete a major. At that point, the student can apply for admissions and financial aid. These are steps everyone must go through to go to college. Depending on what grade a student is in determines how these steps are executed. What classes should a student take? What clubs or organizations should they join? Whom can they speak to or job shadow? What colleges should they visit? A high school freshman or sophomore student will have more time and opportunity to do these things than a junior or senior will. Our coaches work with our juniors and seniors to take them through the necessary steps to finalize their college major choice and complete all of the steps from beginning to decide where to apply, through the application process, to determine which school they have been accepted to, is best for them. So when should a student begin working towards college? Anytime they are ready; our College Coaching Program Coaches are here to give them a plan.

To start your child's college preparation, please contact me at darinweidauer@ecos.care or 424-400-4056, and you can visit www.darinweidauer.com.

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