Are you ready to start applying to colleges? Do you know what it takes to be considered for admission at your favorite schools? Before applying to a school, it’s important to have an idea of what they are looking for in their applicants. Bookmark CFNC’s Admissions Requirements Page to help you plan and prepare for the college application process.
High School Juniors and Below, Why Do You Need to Know?
The ACT is a standardized college readiness assessment that uses multiple choice questions to measure high school students’ proficiency in English, math, reading and science. The test also contains an optional writing section. The ACT is one of two standardized tests that students usually take as they plan for college, the other being the SAT. In fact, all North Carolina juniors are required to take the ACT with very few exceptions. The results of the ACT are used by college and university undergraduate programs to determine if the student is a good fit for their institution.
Our regional representatives are the heart and soul of College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC). Without them, we wouldn’t be able to reach North Carolina students through in-person Q & A sessions, seminars and conventions. Knowing this, we have begun a series to introduce you to all of the regional representatives. This week, meet Amy Denton: she represents CFNC in the 252 area code, which includes the areas from Rocky Mount to the Outer Banks,
