Most colleges have their tours/information evenings around this time, but you'll have to look on their specific websites to see important dates. I would suggest starting the application process now though!
Original post by Shabby33
Im in year 11,
When do i start applying for college?
When do i start applying for college?
im in the same year and i have already applied and have got an interview Tuesday coming, i recommend doing it before Christmas u have a better and higher chance of getting in and through to a interview more efficiently.
Original post by chelsearoberts__
im in the same year and i have already applied and have got an interview Tuesday coming, i recommend doing it before Christmas u have a better and higher chance of getting in and through to a interview more efficiently.
Do i need predicted grades?
Original post by Shabby33
Do i need predicted grades?
In the grades that, imply to you or what the college asks for
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