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Digital Citizenship allows teens and kids (recommended ages 9-15) to practice navigating through online decisions securely.
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Most people ask, "How much does college cost?"—that’s the first mistake. It’s not to say this question isn’t answerable, but grouping college into one huge expense can be a little deceiving.
Starting high school is the perfect time to begin your college prep journey—here’s a checklist to guide freshmen through these crucial early steps.
As high school juniors dive into their second-to-last year, their focus often shifts as they start to take college prep a bit more seriously.
These plans include finalizing college applications, navigating financial aid options, and making informed decisions about your future academic endeavors.
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