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Are American teenagers ready for college?
Category: 'Y' Published on Thursday, 05 November 2009 09:37 Written by Courier Newsroom
Iowa City, Iowa—The latest edition of the ACT Parent Newsletter is now available online. ACT’s annual College Readiness Report shows the level of student college readiness for the most recent graduating high school class.Read “Learning from the Class of 2009” at www.act.org/path/parent/news.
Measuring college readiness is just one of the ways ACT helps people achieve education and workplace success. In “Four Reasons Your Teen Should Attend College,” you’ll learn the value of a college degree and how it impacts lifetime earnings and employment prospects.
College planning takes time, effort and patience. In this edition’s “Meet the Bloggers,” you’ll hear about two high school students who personalize the college planning process for other teenagers. Every two weeks, ACT Student bloggers Lisa Marie Cantú and Andy Samuels, share their experiences as senior students this year.
To follow these blogs, visit http://www.actstudent.org/blog/. ACT will feature two new high school junior bloggers in January 2010.
Parents may read ACT Parent online at http://act.org/path/parent/news/index.html. To subscribe for monthly issues, visit http://act.org/path/parent/news/subscribe.html. The newsletter is also available in Spanish at http://www.act.org/path/spanish/.
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