Do You Still Need Strong Standardized Test Scores for College?
September 5, 2022
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How much do your standardized test scores matter? The short answer: A lot. But it’s complicated. SAT and ACT scores continue to matter, at least
College Aid Pro's Office Hours
February 6, 2023
Recording
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In this Office Hours session, Dan Bisig & Chuck Bates, answers questions regarding these pressing topics:
- The appeal process
- Who and when to contact the right people to appeal a merit award
- Future FAFSA changes that will affect divorced families and business owners
- Specific financial situations and how to address them
- They also shared a new MyCAP software enhancement!
Look forward to seeing you at the next Office Hours!
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How to Get a Full-Ride Scholarship from Your ACT or SAT Score
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Pros and Cons Of Test-Optional College Admissions
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Applying for Financial Aid: FAFSA and CSS Profile
September 8, 2022
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