By the time March and April arrive, you’re hopefully getting what you asked for — multiple college admission letters. This is the ideal time to re-visit campuses (or visit them for the first time), and determine which college choices are best. May 1 is your deadline for deciding on a school and putting down a deposit, so use your remaining time wisely and productively. Admissions decision: What works for you? To choose between schools and…
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