Fwd: New high school rankings, college decision advice

[Chhaya Shetty]

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From: "The Editors at U.S. News" <newsl...@messaging.usnews.com>
Date: April 25, 2017 at 8:00:10 AM EDT
To: shet...@aol.com
Subject: New high school rankings, college decision advice
Reply-To: donot...@messaging.usnews.com

APRIL 25, 2017 It's Time for Seniors to Choose a College   The countdown to National College Decision Day has begun. Teens typically have until May 1 to submit a deposit. When making this big decision, teens should think about finances, do some soul-searching and follow these other tips. Remember to tell your children not to overthink their final choice. Families that need a break from the decision-making process can explore our 2017 Best High Schools rankings, released today. See how well your state did and view our Best Charter Schools, Best Magnet Schools and Best High Schools for STEM rankings. Have a great day, The U.S. News Education newsletter team: Alexandra @alipannoni, Allison @aegualtieri and Briana @B_Boyington.​ Make a Final College Decision We asked families to tell us what factors will determine where their teen will go to college. See what Twitter users said below.  Distance from home and intended majors were among the deciding factors for some students. See what other advice college students have shared in the past about the decision-making process here and learn how to research campus safety here. ​SHARE:                     ​ Extra Credit: Pick High School Courses Before younger students finalize schedules for next year, parents can learn about college-level classes and AVID, a college readiness program. Rising seniors with flexibility in their schedules could consider courses that allow them to explore potential careers. Read more here.  ​SHARE:                      ​ Rankings Spotlight   At some colleges and universities, like Denison University in Ohio and Pomona College in California, most students live on campus until they graduate. Check out all the schools with the highest percent of students living in university housing here and all the Best Colleges rankings ​​here. ​SHARE:                      ​ U.S. News Path to College Scholarship   We’re excited to announce a new option to help families reduce the cost of college! The U.S. News Path to College Scholarship is open to U.S. freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors in U.S. public or private high schools who plan to pursue a full-time undergrad degree immediately following high school graduation. Applications are due by June 2.  College Compass: Find the Right Fit   Trying to decide on colleges to visit? U.S. News & World Report’s College Compass provides access to detailed info on campus life, financial aid data on more than 1,800 schools and our My Fit engine, which ranks schools based on the factors you care about. Follow U.S. News Education Get the latest updates on social media on the college admissions process from the people you trust. And if you are not already receiving this newsletter automatically, sign up here.    Unsubscribe from this email list | Manage my email preferences | Privacy Policy 1050 Thomas Jefferson St. NW, Washington, DC 20007 USA © 2017 U.S. News & World Report, L.P. All rights reserved.

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[Suvarnay Yenigalla]

Thank you Chaya

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