Midwest College Planning

November 2025 Newsletter

Staying Motivated to Meet Your College Goals

In this month’s newsletter, we’re sharing some of the top tips for helping students keep their eye on the “college ball” during their preparatory years. If you have specific questions—or would like more personalized guidance—please don’t hesitate to contact us.


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Class of 2026

Congratulations! You’ve hopefully submitted a few applications and are now putting the finishing touches on the next round. Remember to keep checking your email and admission portals regularly—most colleges will send important updates and requests directly to you.

As you receive admission decisions and scholarship offers, please share them with us via email.


Standardized Testing


Have you done a practice test? How about following the daily questions or hints from the testing websites. Working a little each day can make a big difference.

Juniors: Be sure to sign up for the next ACT or SAT. ACT Deadline for Dec test is this Friday.


ACT Registration

SAT Registration

Class of 2026, 2025, 2024, & 2023 Clients


Financial Aid Portals are open. Remember we can talk you through the FAFSA and help complete the CSS Profile. Simply text Lisa @ 614-230-1208 to schedule a call.


Volunteering

November is the perfect time to explore what volunteering means to you. Whether it’s organizing a food drive, walking shelter pets, visiting with seniors at a retirement center, or finding another way to give back, every act of service makes a difference.


Find out more about Volunteering

Visiting Colleges


If you are traveling, why not stop by and visit a local college? Take advantage of the opportunity to consider location, distance, and size. Be sure to take notes on what you liked and what it was missing.




Campus Visit Questions

Budgeting for College

Clients we are here to help you plan for college. We can start with the basics and work on your budget or we can help you refine any plan you happen to have in place already. Please note-the taxes you file the junior year are used for financial aid.


More on the 'b' word Budget

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