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
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Nashoba High School – October 12, 2022
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Here is a quick 1-minute video, as well as the full webinar recording walking you through your new technology. Nashoba HS has made an investment to make sure every family has access to College Aid Pro. This platform includes an instant net price calculator for every college, every scholarship at every college, how to search based on who will give your family the biggest discounts and much more. Below, there is a unique link for our Nashoba students to create a MyCAP Account.
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Pros and Cons Of Test-Optional College Admissions
September 7, 2022
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