Years ago, colleges in the Midwest and South favored the ACT, while schools on both coasts preferred the SAT. Now, every college will accept either test, and more students take the ACT. While both are used for the same purpose, … Continue reading
Category Archives: January 2012
Art Institutes and Music Conservatories
Passion for their art unites the students at art institutes and music conservatories. This type of specialty school is ideal for students focused on developing their talents, for those who cannot imagine a life without their art. If you’re still … Continue reading
Careers: Film Directors and Producers
Sometimes it seems as if everyone wants to be a part of the motion picture industry. Luckily for them, the demand for movies remains high. Cable television along with made-for-TV or direct-to-video productions have greatly increased the number of new … Continue reading
Beware Senior Slump
Check for tell-tale spots, or perhaps for a suspicious tan. There seems to be a lot of senioritis going around. Recurrent outbreaks hit America’s high schools each year, peaking when students return from winter break. After surviving SATs and ACTs, … Continue reading
Website Review
American students can find wonderful educational opportunities at colleges North of the border. The Association of the Universities and Colleges of Canada website at www.aucc.ca provides a comprehensive look at higher education in Canada. Their easy-to-use search engine can help … Continue reading
Financial Matters: Filing the FAFSA
The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the primary form used by colleges to determine eligibility for need-based aid. In some cases, colleges will not even consider an applicant for merit aid unless that student has first submitted … Continue reading
ACT or SAT: Which Test Should You Take?
January 2012
January 2012 Newsletter was prepared for the clients of Jacqueline Education Group. The information included in this newsletter is general and does not constitute educational, financial, accounting, legal, or other professional advice. Although it is intended to be accurate, neither … Continue reading