College Applications
Four Years of Foreign Language: Worth it?
By Florida Virtual School on January 19th, 2021
This article was originally written and published in the FLVS student newspaper, News in a Click.
Foreign language courses are required subjects that students must take two years of during their four years of high school. Depending on which courses are offered by the school, students may be able to take two years of Spanish, French, Mandarin, or any other available choice. While two years are the minimum requirement, there are additional courses that offer more in-depth practice and understanding of the language, such as Spanish 3 or Spanish 4.
Continue readingCollege Admissions: Coping in the Era of COVID
By Anne Flenner on May 7th, 2020
This is a shout out to all the high school juniors and seniors (and everyone else) out there!
Take a deep breath. It’s going to be okay! We are all in this together and want you to know that everyone is going to work together to help you. While things may look a little different as you plan ahead for college or career opportunities after graduation, the goal will be the same: for you to reach your goals.
Below are some helpful tips about how to navigate college placement testing, volunteering, and college tours as you plan for your future!
Continue readingAdvice from the College Pros
By Anne Flenner on April 12th, 2018
Are you thinking about applying to college? Stressing about what the college admissions panel is looking for in an applicant? Wondering what will make you or your student the most competitive to a university?
At the 2018 College Board Southern Region Forum, college admissions experts from across the south gathered to share their knowledge and expertise in regard to university admission. Check out this infographic titled “Advice from the College Pros” to hear what they think are the most important aspects of the college admission process. Continue reading