Navigating high school can be overwhelming, but with the right plan, success is within reach! In this episode of the Learning by Design podcast, host Krishna Cart breaks down a step-by-step roadmap for students and families, guiding them through each year of high school—from 9th to 12th grade—to ensure they are well-prepared for college admissions, scholarships, and career success.
What You'll Learn:
- 9th Grade: How to start strong with the right courses, extracurriculars, and writing skills.
- 10th Grade: Exploring interests, preparing for standardized tests, and discovering college & career options.
- 11th Grade: The crucial year—acing APs, SATs/ACTs, and building a strong college application.
- 12th Grade: The final stretch—completing applications, securing financial aid, and making the big decision.
With insights from education professionals and real-world experience from students who've navigated this journey successfully, this episode is your ultimate checklist for high school success!
Check out the blog post that accompanies this podcast.
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