[BHS Etree] COLLEGE-CAREER BULLETIN - Week of March 14-18, 2011

Mon Mar 14 18:49:16 PDT 2011

PLEASE do not reply to this email, contact Angela Price,
aprice at berkeley.k12.ca.us   

COLLEGE/CAREER BULLETIN: Week of Mar. 14, 2011

 *New or updated information

SAT WORD OF THE WEEK Aggrieved (adj.) - distressed, wronged, injured

SENIORS:

1. Parents of Seniors.  Don't forget to take a moment to fill out the survey
on the Senior Handbook.  http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SRF88KP 

*2. CHECK ON THE STATUS OF YOUR CAL GRANT - If you have already filed your
FAFSA and turned in your Cal Grant GPA Information Release Form, you can
check on the status of your Cal Grant by creating an account at
https://mygrantinfo.csac.ca.gov/logon.asp.  You cannot set up an account
until your FAFSA has been processed.  

3. Second Semester Schedule Changes: Schedule changes must be reported and
explained to colleges a student has applied to. This should be done right
away. Keep in mind colleges do not want students to change their senior
semester schedules. A schedule change could negatively affect your college
admission outcome. If you have questions and/or need help with this you

should contact Ms. Sandberg or Ms. Price. 

4. CSU Applicants: Students will receive acknowledgment of their CSU
application by email fairly quickly.  Each campus will then ask students to
create an account in a second email.  This has to be done for each campus
separately.  It is important that students check these accounts regularly
for updates on their admission status.  Some CSU's will also ask students to
forward an official transcript right away. It is important that students
follow all the instructions.  CSU applicants must send official test scores
from College Board or ACT.  See directions on sending your scores at the
beginning of this section.  

 If you are applying to any Cal State campuses, you are required to take the
ELM and the EPT tests (assessment tests in math and English).  You are
exempt from the EPT (English assessment) test if your SAT Critical Reading
score is 500 or above, if your ACT English score is 22 or above or you have
a score of 3, 4 or 5 on either the AP Language and Composition or AP
Literature and Composition test.  You are exempt from the ELM (math
assessment) test if your SAT math reasoning test score or SAT subject test
math score is 550 or above or your ACT math score is 23 or above or your AP
test score in AP Calculus or AP Statistics is 3 or above.  You can take
these tests at any Cal State campus.  The website at CSU East Bay is

http://testing.csueastbay.edu/eptelm/eptelmwho.php  and the SF State website
to sign up for testing is http://www.sfsu.edu/~testing/eptelm.html   You can
also find practice materials and other helpful information at

http://www.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/ept.asp  and
http://www.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/elm.asp .

*5. UC WAITLISTS: UC will again implement a waitlist process for fall 2011
admissions. All campuses except Los Angeles and Merced will use waitlists
for their freshman pools. Students might receive waitlist offers from more
than one campus. Students may accept as many offers as they wish. Waitlist
offers will be made by the end of March for freshman applicants. Once
offered a spot on a waitlist, they must opt in. Instructions for doing so
will be included with the waitlist notification. Even if they accept a
waitlist offer (or several), students should submit a Statement of Intent to
Register (SIR) by the stated deadline to a UC campus or other institution to
which they have been accepted. If they later accept an offer of admission
from a campus where they have been wait-listed, they will forfeit their
deposit at the first campus. Wait-listed freshman applicants will be
notified of their status no later than June 1. Preliminary financial aid
awards will be sent at the time students are notified of waitlist offers.
Additionally, SIRs of wait-listed students will be considered on time for
purposes of housing and orientation, provided they are submitted by the
deadline stated in the offer of admission.

Eligible applicants who don't receive an admission offer from any campus to
which they applied will be in the referral pool, even if they are on the
waitlist at another campus. Campuses will still consider appeals. Applicants
who feel they have grounds for an appeal should submit one, but they should
keep in mind that the purpose of the appeals process is to deal with errors
and compelling new information and hardship. Students cannot appeal for a
spot on the waitlist. In the fall 2010 admissions cycle, the first time
waitlists were used broadly, a total of 11,703 waitlist offers were extended
to freshman applicants across all campuses except UCLA and UC Merced. Two
campuses - UC Davis and UC Santa Barbara - were the only two campuses to
admit significant numbers of students off their waitlists.  These campuses
yielded more than 40 percent of students admitted off the waitlist.

JUNIORS AND SENIORS

1. UC Irvine Stay-Over Program: Are you interested in checking out the
college lifestyle? UC Irvine is giving students the opportunity to stay with
a host at UC Irvine matched to them for gender and interests for one day and
one night. The stay includes a tour, class attendance, and dining, as well
other activities. Monday through Thursday nights are available from January
12 through March 3, but Spring quarter is reserved for seniors who have been
admitted to UC Irvine. Cost is $25 and there are limited scholarships
available. Applications should be submitted at least 3 weeks prior to
intended visit. For more information, call 949-842-5167 or visit
www.housing.uci.edu/sop  

*2. Compassion and Choices of Northern California is holding the Matter of
Life and Death Scholarship Writing Contest, financially assisting
college-bound juniors or seniors.  It requires students to write an essay to
the prompt: Why should California pass a law that protects aid in dying for

terminally-ill patients who are suffering at the end of their lives?  Essays

must be submitted by May 1, 2011.  for more information and guidelines go to

www.compassionandchoicesnca.org/essay.php.

JUNIORS 

1. Junior college advising appointments available!  Sign up for junior
advising appointment in the college center, D221.

2. Free SAT Prep Class:  People's Test Prep (PTPS) will conduct a free
SAT/ACT prep class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 3:30 -5:30 beginning Feb. 7
in room D220 for Berkeley High School juniors only.  

*3. Questbridge College Prep Scholarship - Open to high achieving, low
income juniors. Apply for full scholarships to summer school programs on
college campuses, individualized college admissions counseling, invitations
to admissions conferences at Stanford or Yale, and all expense paid visits
to college campuses. QuestBridge is an initiative of the Quest Scholars

Program, serves as an intermediary between the nation's brightest,
under-served youth and leading institutions of higher education. Apply at
www.questbridge.com <http://www.questbridge.com/>  .  Deadline:  March 29.  

*4. STUDENTS RISING ABOVE - Open to juniors from a low income family who
have overcome obstacles that are not of their own making, have a GPA of 3.0
or above, live in the Bay Area and are planning on attending a four year
college.  The scholarship covers all college expenses not covered by other
scholarships or financial aid.  In addition, students are given assistance
in applying to college, help with dental and healthcare appointments, summer
internships, and a mentor. Applications available on line at:
https://scholarselect.com/scholarships/821-students-rising-above-program
Deadline:  April 4.  

SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS

*1. THE RENSSELAER PREFACE PROGRAM 2011 - This is a FREE two-week
residential summer experience for talented high school sophomores and
juniors, who will enter 11th or 12th grade in the fall of the coming year
and who have expressed a strong, early interest in pursuing a career in the
engineering and technological professions. It is for high school students
from groups that have been historically and traditionally underrepresented
or underserved in science, engineering, and technological fields. For more
information and application go to
http://doso.rpi.edu/update.do?artcenterkey=658   Application Deadline: March
25.

*2. Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project (CLYLP) Summer Conference - This
FREE program is open to current 10th and 11th grade students. The week-long
conference will take place in Sacramento at the California State University,
Sacramento campus from July 23rd - July 30, 2011. Application deadline:
April 15.  The student application materials can be downloaded from:
http://www.clylp.com/s/107/index.aspx?sid=107
<http://www.clylp.com/s/107/index.aspx?sid=107&gid=1&p> &gid=1&p  

FOR ALL STUDENTS

*1. Take a Practice SAT or ACT Test at Berkeley High School.  Saturday,
March 26, 2011, 8:30am-1pm.  Test will be given in the BHS Library and the
College Center. This practice test is proctored like an actual test, except
your scores won't go on the record! It will cost $15.00 to take the test and
pre-registration deadline is March 24.  Register for the test in the College
Center, before school, lunch and after school, see Ms. Yaramala at the front
counter in the college center to register. Registration forms are available
now. Princeton Review will be administering and scoring the tests.

2. NATIONAL COLLEGE FAIR - National College Fair. Concourse Exhibition
Center, 635 Eighth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, March 19, from 1:30 pm
to 4:30 pm. Admissions officers representing colleges from around the
country will be present to answer your questions and provide helpful
information.

3. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE FAIR - Admissions officers representing colleges from
around the country will be present to answer your questions and provide
helpful information. April 9, St. Mary's College, Moraga. 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

4. Free SAT/ACT Preparation Service: Berkeley High students now have access
to a free online test preparation service. Students can access this service
by logging in to www.berkeleyhigh.us <http://www.berkeleyhigh.us/>  and then
click "More" from the top navigation and select "Grockit".  They will then
be directed through a few registration steps and into the site. Logins to
www.berkeleyhigh.us <http://www.berkeleyhigh.us/>   are as follows:

username: full name (first + last)

password: Berkeley + student id

5. Test Preparation Resource: The Berkeley Public Library has Learn a Test
database, which provides free access to SAT practice tests and AP practice
exams.  Students can take the tests and get them scored online.  The

resource can be accessed by going to:
http://www.berkeleypubliclibrary.org/services_and_resources/online_resources
.php#educatio 

6. Youth for Understanding: American Overseas programs offer US high school
students and recent graduates the opportunity to experience the world
firsthand. Choose from over 100 programs in more than 30 countries to learn
a new language and global perspective while on an academic year, academic
semester, or summer program. The program offers scholarships to help make it
affordable. In particular, the World Affairs Council of Northern California
is pleased to offer up to three scholarships $4000 (for summer programs) or
$4300 (for semester and academic year programs) to local high school
students to study abroad through the Youth for Understanding program.
Programs available are any YFU semester, year or summer program listed with
a departure date in the summer or fall of 2011.  Scholarship winners are
responsible for the remaining balance of the tuition costs. Open to high
school students in Northern California. Students must hold a 3.0 grade point
average or better on a 4.0 scale. Applicant's birth date must fall between
September 1, 1992 and July 15, 1996. For more information and application go
to
http://yfuusa.org/scholarships/world-affairs-council-of-northern-california-
42.php   

7. Education Summit - April 30, 2011 from 8:30 am to 12:40 pm, Cal State
East Bay, 25800 Carlos Bee Blvd., Hayward, CA. This event is for African
American and Latino Youth. Students and families will be able to attend
workshops on how to prepare for college and career success.  There will also
be a college and resource fair including representatives from Northern CSU
campuses. Light breakfast will be provided and lunch available to purchase.

8. Are you looking for an internship? Interested in politics/city planning?
The Jacquelyn McCormick Campaign of Berkeley City Council is looking for
volunteers.  If you are interested contact Anna or Lara at 843-0318. 

*9. UC DAVIS PICNIC DAY: The 97th annual Open House for UC Davis will take
place on Saturday, April 16, 2011. This family friendly event is free for
all to come and experience the richness of diversity and achievement at UC
Davis and the surrounding community in the areas of research, teaching,
service and campus life.  Picnic Day is a free and open event for everyone,
no registration required to attend!  

*10. 11th ANNUAL LATINO EDUCATION SUMMIT:  Chabot College, 25555 Hesperian
Blvd., Hayward, CA from 9a.m. to 1p.m.  Saturday, March 19, 2011.  Attend
college and career related workshops. A light breakfast and lunch will be
provided.  To register go to www.chabotcollege.edu/latinosummit 

*11. UC BERKLEY HOST PROGRAM: Open to first-generation and low-income 9th,
10th and 11th graders.  Get paired up with a UC Berkeley student, learn
about college admission and experience living in the dorms for one night.
The event will take April 15-16.  Applications available in D221.  Due Date
March 25.

*12. CAL DAY - UC Berkeley's annual open house, Saturday, 4/16 from 9am to
4pm. There is something for visitors of all ages. Spend it in Cal classrooms
and labs, museums and performance halls, libraries, and arenas. Highlights
include information for prospective students. Admission is free.  For more
information go to:  http://www.berkeley.edu/calday/ 

SCHOLARSHIPS:

For a more extensive list of scholarships go to the BHS website or moodle or
come to the College Center and pick up a hard copy!

1. Patrick Charnon Memorial Scholarship - Each $1,500 scholarship is awarded
to full-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated their commitment
to building communities. Applications are available in the College Career
Center or online at  http://www.cesresources.org/apply.html   Deadline:
March 31, 2011.

2. Cherry Blossom Festival Scholarship - Applicant must be a graduating
senior of Japanese American descent with a grade point average minimum of
2.5 on a scale of 4.0.  Applicant should be actively involved in her or his
community. Two winners will each receive $2,000.00 cash. Winners will
participate in various Cherry Blossom Festival activities.  Applications are

available in the College Career Center, D221.  Due Date: March 15, 2011

3. Templeton Press Scholarships - Applicants need to write an essay or
compose a video response to excerpts from the book, New Threats to Freedom.
There are two chances to win: a short form contest and a long form contest.
Scholarships are will be between $1,000 and 5,000.  Any student who intends
to be enrolled in an American college or university by the start of the fall

2011 semester is eligible to enter. For rules and information go to:
http://newthreatstofreedom.com/contests/   Due Date: March 31, 2011

4. Kiwanis Club Scholarship - Open to graduating seniors. Applicants will be
considered who demonstrate academic ability, leadership and moral integrity,
a commitment to serve their school and community, and the greatest incentive

to continue development of their life goals. Income will not be a
consideration. Deadline:  March 25.  Scholarships ranging between $2000 and
10,000 will be awarded.  Applications are available in the College Career
Center, D221.  

5. U.S. Bank Internet Scholarship Program will award forty $1,000.00
scholarships in a random drawing to high school seniors planning to enroll
at an eligible four-year college or university participating in the U.S.
Bank No Fee Education Loan Program by September 2011. To apply go to:
http://www.usbank.com/cgi_w/cfm/studentloans/marketing.cfm   Deadline: March
31, 2011

6. Berkeley Rotary Club Scholarships:  Open to students graduating from a
high school in Berkeley who are academically qualified to complete a four
year college degree but would be unable to attend without the scholarship.
Selection is based on financial need, academic potential, extracurricular
activities, willingness to work during the summer. The scholarships provide

an annual award ranging from 2,000 up to $5,000.  At least one scholarship
of $5,000 per year for four years will be awarded.  To keep the application
process as green as possible, the Rotary Club requests that students use the

Word application on their website at
http://www.clubrunner.ca/CPrg/DxProgramHome/programhome.aspx?cid=4632 

and email it to Don at AlterConsulting.Net  Paper applications are also
available in the College Center (D221.) Application  Deadline:  April 14.  

7. Robert T. Nahas Scholarship Award - Open to graduating senior from an
Alameda County high school with a record of community service/involvement
for at least two years, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 who has competed in a
competitive sports program for at least two years, who plans to attend a
four year accredited college, and is a native born US citizen.  Four

scholarships (two male and two female) of $2,750 per year to a maximum of
$11,000 within a five year period will be awarded.  Deadline:  April 30.

8. Jon & Ann Reynolds Scholarship Award - Open to graduating senior from an
Alameda County high school with a record of community service/involvement
for at least two years, with a minimum GPA of 2.6 who plans to attend a four
year accredited college, has financial need and is a native born US citizen.
Scholarships are worth up to $1000.00 per student.  Applications are

available at www.fsrequests.com/splawnscholarship   Deadline:  April 30.

9. The Stephanie Brown Cadet Memorial Foundation Scholarship - Open to
seniors who have a significant number of volunteer hours in community, grade
point average of 3.0 or higher, attend a US two or four year academic,
vocational or technical college during next school year and reside in the
Greater San Francisco Bay Area.  Selected students will be awarded $1,000

each year (renewable for up to four years). Applications available in D221
or online at www.sbcfoundation.org <http://www.sbcfoundation.org/>  .

Application deadline is March 25, 2011.

10. Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)
scholarships - Latino students: Pick up this list of scholarship
opportunities, some of which are available to students who are not US
citizens or permanent residents. Scholarship list available in the College
Center D221.

11. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated Sigma Iota Chapter Scholarship -
Open to African American high school seniors residing in Alameda or Contra
Costa counties who will be attending a four-year college in the fall, have a
GPA of 2.5 and are active in community service. Successful applicants will
receive $1,000. Applications are available in D221.  Application Due Date:
April 1. 

12. George P. Scotlan Scholarship Award - Open to seniors in Alameda County
who have been involved in community service for at least two years, have a
minimum GPA of 3.0, have financial need and are U.S. citizens.  Three
awardees will be selected who will receive $2,750 per year to a maximum of
$11,000 within a five-year period.  Applications in D221. Application Due

Date: April 30.

13. Cruzando Fronteras/Ayudando a la Comunidad Scholarship - Open to
undocumented seniors who have a minimum 2.5 GPA and are planning to pursue
higher education with the goal of returning to the community.  Applications

are available in College Career Center (D221). Application Deadline: March
18.

14. Los Hermanos de Stanford - Open to outstanding Latino seniors who plan
to attend a two or four year college in the fall and has financial need.
Students are NOT REQUIRED to attend Stanford.  Two $1000 scholarships will
be awarded Applications available at
www.stanford.edu/group/hermanos/scholarships.html  and in D221. Deadline:
April 8.

15. Bay Area Gardeners Foundation - Open to seniors with a minimum GPA of
2.5 who have financial need who are willing to do 25 hours or more of
community service each semester, will be attending a two or four year
college and live in one of the 9 Bay Area counties.  Applications available
in D221. Deadline:  April 4.  

16. Young Women in Public Affairs - Zonta Club of Berkeley/North Bay
recognizes women ages 16-20 for their participation in public and political
life, their commitment to the volunteer section, their leadership
achievements and their dedication to the advancement of the status of women.
Club winners will receive $1,000.  Applications available in D221 and at

www.zonta.org <http://www.zonta.org/>  .  Deadline:  March 15.

17. Greater San Francisco Ad Club  - Open to seniors who are interested in
advertising, communication, graphic design, journalism, media and marketing,
have an overall GPA of 3.2 or better and are planning to focus their first
year in college in advertising or related fields. Two $500 scholarships will
be awarded.  Applications are available in the College Career Center (D221)
and are due April 3.

*18.  ELENA CASTANEDA SCHOLARSHIP - Open to Berkeley High seniors who speak
Spanish as their first language, have worked to learn English and will have
completed the course work necessary to be admitted to a four-year college or
university and who plan to attend a four- or two-year college.  Application
available in D221.  US citizenship/permanent residency is NOT required.
Scholarship amount has not been determined yet but is going to be a minimum
of $2,000. Deadline: April 25.

*19. TRIPLE IMPACT COMPETITOR SCHOLARSHIP - This scholarship is for
student-athletes from participating counties (including Alameda) who are
current juniors in high school with a minimum GPA of 2.5. The selection
committee will choose ten scholarship award recipients from each
participating region who will be awarded $2000 scholarships. Applications
are available online at
http://www.positivecoach.org/scholarship/application.aspx  or in the College
Center (D221.)  Application Deadline: May 1, 2011.

*20. BUICK ACHIEVERS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - Open to seniors who will be
enrolling for full-time study as a first-time freshman at a 4-year college
or university, plan to major in science, technology, math, business,
administration, finance, marketing or design, and are interested in a career
in the automotive or related industries.  For more information and to apply
go to www.buickachievers.com   Application Deadline: March 31.

*21. Wa Sung Community Service Club Award - Open to graduating high school
seniors of Asian descent who are living in Alameda or Contra Costa County
and plan to attend college in fall 2011.Selection is based on scholastic
achievement, extra-curricular activities, work experience, community service
and financial need.  Ten $1,000 each will be awarded. Applications available
in D221 and at www.wasungserviceclub.org <http://www.wasungserviceclub.org/>
.  Deadline:  April 2.

*22. BERKELEY COMMUNITY FUND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - This program is designed
to provide financial and personal support for deserving and resilient
Berkeley public high school students attending 4-year colleges on a full
time basis. This year, between 12 and 15 scholarships of $16,000 - payable
in installments of $4,000 per year for four years - will be awarded based on
demonstrated financial need, academic and personal achievement.
Applications available in D221.  Due Date: April 4.  All applications need
to be either turned in to Ms. Sandberg in D221 or sent to Berkeley Community
Fund, 2111 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Berkeley, CA 94704.  If you have
already picked up a packet note that the address has changed!

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:  The Berkeley Public Library has acquired a new
database of scholarships.  Anyone who has a Berkeley Public Library card can
go to
http://berkeleypubliclibrary.org/services_and_resources/online_resources.php

Tuition Funding Sources is listed in the Grants & Scholarships section. The
database is also available from the online catalogs inside the public
library locations, regardless of whether users have cards.

For a more extensive list of scholarships go to the BHS website, moodle or
come to the College Center and pick up a hard copy!

SUMMER INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

A complete list of summer opportunities can be picked up in the College
Center D221.

1. Oxbridge Academic Programs: Experience the learning environment in
Cambridge, Oxford, Paris, Barcelona and Montpellier, France. They offer 65
different courses to choose from. For information, please visit
www.oxbridgeprograms.com <http://www.oxbridgeprograms.com/>   

2. Student Conservation Association National Conservation Crew: Summer
opportunity for students currently in high school, ages 15 to 19, and
looking for tuition-free opportunities to serve planet earth. Successful
applicants will contribute to sustaining the earth's bountiful resources for
two-five weeks during the summer. With a group of 6-8 students and two
experienced leaders students will sleep under the stars and connect to the
land in ways they never thought possible. For more information go to
http://www.thesca.org/serve/national-crews  

3. Summer Engineering Seminar (SES): The SES program is a five-day
experience offering specially designed classes taught by Santa Clara
University engineering faculty. Courses are presented as a mix of lecture
and interactive laboratory work, spanning several fields of engineering.
This program provides students with the opportunity to work together
creatively to solve problems while learning what engineers can do to improve
society.  It also gives them a taste of university life as they stay in

residence halls, eat meals at campus and neighboring dining facilities and
take part in fun afternoon and evening.  The program is free and students
can apply online at: http://scu.edu/engineering/undergraduate/ses.cfm
Application Deadline: March 18. Program brochures are also available in the
College Career Center.

4. Are you looking for an internship? Interested in politics/city planning.?

The Jacquelyn McCormick Campaign of Berkeley City Council is looking for

volunteers.  If you are interested contact Anna or Lara at 843-0318.

5. Academic Talent Development Program at UC Berkeley:  Open to students

currently in grades 7-11. This is a 6-week session (June 20 - July 29) of

challenging and stimulating classes is designed for both acceleration and

enrichment.  Courses are available in a wide variety of subjects. Financial

aid is available (application deadline March 2.) Application deadline is

March 2 for new students and February 16 for returning students.  For more

information go to  <http://atdp.berkeley.edu/> http://atdp.berkeley.edu or

call 510-642-8308.

6. UC Davis Young Scholar Program - This program offers summer research
opportunities in the biological and natural sciences for 40 current
sophomores and juniors.  Students live in the dorm from June 19-July 30 and
work closely with university research faculty on individual projects.  For
more information and application, go  to http://ysp.ucdavis.edu
<http://ysp.ucdavis.edu/> .  Fee reductions are available for students based
on need.  Application deadline:  March 31

7. COSMOS - CA State Summer School for Mathematics and Science.  Programs
offered at UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Santa Cruz, and UC San Diego.  COSMOS is
a four-week residential program for talented and motivated students
completing grades eight through twelve. Students work side-by-side with
outstanding university researchers and faculty exploring advanced topics

that extend beyond the typical high school curriculum. COSMOS courses are
hands-on and lab intensive emphasizing current research underway at the
University of California. Most students have a GPA of 3.5 or above. Students
may only apply to one campus, but may apply to more than one cluster at that
campus.  Application deadline:  March 15.  Applications are available at
http://www.ucop.edu/cosmos/  

*8. The Arthritis Foundation is now accepting applications for their 2011
Summer Science Internship Program.  This program places 12 outstanding
students in leading rheumatology/immunology laboratories at the University
California, San Francisco and Stanford University. The 2011 Internship
overview and application is available in the College Career Center or can be
found the website:
http://www.arthritis.org/media/chapters/nca/documents/SS_Overview_Applicatio
n_2011.pdf.

A complete list of summer opportunities can be picked up in the College
Center D221

PARENTS

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on the handbook series is a great way to keep up on the ever changing world
of college applications, and to participate in working on this series which
will be in its 12th year. 

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