International Student Services Association Hosts Career Readiness Competition Wednesday, May 26th at Brush High School By: Juliana Croce, ISSA Communication & Youth Program Intern Throughout this past year, five students from Brush High School worked with the ISSA youth program team to complete their career readiness profile. Withstanding the challenges 2020 brought, the students…
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Did you know you can visit college campus virtually with CampusReel? If you can’t visit a college in person, or it is too far to travel to, visiting virtually is a great option for you! You should visit a college campus, even virtually, to: Check the college’s facilities Tour the dorms and campus Get…
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Hispanic high school students, when doing your college search, you may be interested in considering a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI). What is an HSI? Hispanic Serving Institutions are colleges where Hispanic students are at least 25% of the student body. A certified HSI receives additional grants to better support their attending Latine students. This certification…
With many business and services going virtual, high school students want to develop their skills and explore growing digital careers. There are many online opportunities students can begin pursuing and even achieving. Online careers, jobs, and internships are a great way to discover your passion and build marketable skills. Online Tutor High school can…
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Many high school students don’t know if they should still take or submit their ACT or SAT scores when many colleges are test-optional. Before making your decision, make sure you understand the Test-Optional Admission policy. Admission policies change and are different between colleges. We recommend taking and submitting your ACT and SAT, and here is…