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If you play soccer for a club team and/or for your high school, you may want to look into playing soccer in college. This article will give you an overview of the recruitment process and will help you make the choice of whether or not you want to play soccer in college. Before you make that choice, here is a list of Pros and Cons about playing soccer in college.
What is an AP Test? What are the costs and benefits of taking an AP Test? Who takes an AP Test? These are all legitimate questions to ask before choosing whether or not to take an AP test. This article will tell you what you need to know about AP Tests.
The summer is finally here, and now you need some cash. You're finally old enough to be independent (well, partly) and make some cash. Kids of any age can make money, and all you need is perseverance to achieve your goals.
Each state has it's own labor laws, work, and age restrictions for teenagers. It depends on where you live.
Here are jobs that will bring in the extra cash that don't require you to apply at a store/business.
Helping your neighbors:
The ever popular babysitting job
Raking leaves
Dog-walking
Car washing
Looking for work experience? Musing over ways to impress the big universities? Searching for some way to satisfy your desire to be someone of consequence, to be someone who's vital to his/her community, who exemplifies the best of the best? I think I've derived a solution...take a seat, this is big. Volunteer! Get out there! There are limitless possibilities for youth who want to get involved, who want to have a positive impact on the people they're surrounded by.
Although it may be a bit early to start ushering in the new school year, it never helps to be prepared. I remember back to my 8th grade summer - tears had been shed on that last day, when everyone split in to separate high schools yet there was an excitement to be felt in the air as well. We were now freshman.
As I was looking back, a question popped into my head. What do I wish someone had told me as a freshman before starting high school?
As students, you are told that you have "plenty of time to figure out where you want to go." Yes. Of course. All the time in the world...Or maybe just until the end of high school.
Acing a class is actually quite easy. First of all, show up to class and pay attention. Also, take notes and ask questions if there is anything you don't understand. The teacher is there to help. Remember that extra credit does help and do extra credit whenever you have the opportunity. For tests and finals, rely on your notes and previous work. They make great study tools. And don't study at the last minute, it never works.
High school; four years of hard work preparing you for four more years of harder work. Want to succeed in college? Plan your time wisely. Trust me, it’s not as easy as it seems. Find the plan that works for you.
High school is a time for making friends and having the time of your life. But what you really need to remember is that high school is also the time for learning and the time for college preparation. You need to remain focused on your ultimate goals in high school. With all of the excitement and distractions it is easy to lose sight of them. Many students find themselves saying,"Well, I'll just raise my GPA next year...". What they don't realize is that it takes double the work to do this.
The Junior Executive Institute is an adventure of a lifetime. The office of Diversity Initiative at the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University in Bloomington holds two sessions of this one-week camp every summer. This year in Session2, 23 minority students from across the nation, and one from outside the states gathered to learn the ins and outs about business.
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