Junior Application Preparation Checkpoint
Mark seven application-preparation items by status, then copy the list with open items and your next action.
- For:
- Parents
- When:
- Junior year
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Check junior application preparation, split the work between parent and student, vet an outside course, and plan a realistic senior fall.
Mark seven application-preparation items by status, then copy the list with open items and your next action.
Record comparable evidence about providers and make a hire, wait, or walk-away decision.
Keep written course-approval evidence and a pre-payment decision before paying for one outside course.
Record coordination and support leads while student authorship, account control, and school authority stay fixed.
Compare a normal week with one deadline-heavy week. The note shows overcommitted hours and does not choose what to remove.
Sort colleges into reach, target, and likely, and read college data with its year and source attached.
Assign Reach, Target, or Likely and check this list mix.
Record college data with its reporting year, cohort, and source, then copy an evidence sheet and unresolved questions.
Map a personal statement, write activity descriptions, and give recommenders the details they need.
Hours per week, weeks per year, and one 150-character line.
Fill in student and parent context, then copy a brag sheet for your recommender.
One to five bounded parent comments and a do-not-rewrite check. Not essay coaching.
Map one main story onto the Personal Statement Scene Map. The same scene can cover more than one part.
Audit A-G courses, organize academic history across schools, and keep up with campus requests after you apply.
Track each campus portal, requested document, deadline, and confirmation after submission.
Record courses, grades, approved-list evidence, and planned senior work for a counselor review.
Organize source records across schools and check each academic-history entry without inventing grade conversions.
Record the campus request, permitted response, deadline, and receipt before sending additional material.
Budget application fees, compare four-year costs, track aid forms and merit deadlines, and estimate loan payments.
Compare schools when costs, grant, source, and renewal are complete. Blank stays unknown.
Total applications, the fee, and how many you expect waived. Blank stays unknown. CSS Profile is one cash total.
Per-college aid forms, deadlines, and follow-ups. No Social Security numbers or passwords.
School-by-school merit deadlines and the eligibility facts still to verify.
Repeatable four-year sources. Committed amounts, conditional help, and proposed borrowing stay separate.
Keep each calculator run, its assumptions, and what the form could not hold.
Estimate a payment and burden from numbers you enter, with the assumptions shown.
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