Description
What you do in high school determines which college will accept you and what financial aid you will receive. Most college scholarship applications ask for activities, clubs, offices held, community involvement awards, and a work resume. By the time you are a senior, your mind might be a blur of what happened in ninth grade. By pacing and keeping track of what you have done, you will be prepared, organized and steps ahead of the other students. This book will teach you how to: • Volunteer effectively • Run for office positions in clubs • Volunteer on a national level • Initiate an independent volunteer event • Write a great resume • Interview with confidence • Record information and keep track of your volunteer work with sample letters This book contains suggestions, but no guarantee, on how to stand out for college, universities or advanced education institutions and for scholarships and grants. It will put you a step in front of most high school graduates.
