ACT: College Planning in 6 Steps

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This document provides steps for students to plan for college, including thinking about their goals and interests, considering their college options, comparing different schools, applying to colleges of interest, planning their academic career and finances, and ultimately deciding where to attend. It outlines a 6-step process for students to follow as they prepare for their future education.

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