While Early Action priority applications are usually due November 1, we recommend you submit the application by October 20 so you can receive a fair review. Colleges are inundated with applications the last few days of October. Get yours in early to beat the rush!
CSS Profile financial aid application is available to be filled out. Many colleges require the CSS Profile in addition to the FAFSA. The Profile can be found at Profile Online. Contact EPR for a free review before you submit your application.
First day you can complete the FAFSA. Over 40% of FAFSAs contain errors, many of which may reduce your financial aid award. File your FAFSA correctly. Contact EPR for a free review before you submit your application.
Juniors, sign up for the PSAT to help qualify for scholarships! Sophomores, sign up for the PSAT to take it for a free practice run before taking it for real in your Junior year. Check with your high school guidance counselor for your school's particular test date.
Seniors, begin selecting your colleges you will want to apply to. Contact EPR for a list of colleges that meet your curriculum and provide more gifting.
Seniors, begin assembling your final resume for college applications. Include personal information, job history, community service and accomplishments. Contact EPR for more details.
Prepare your list of items to take to college and get ready to pack your bags!
Plan your summer activities. Earn college money through part-time work, make plans for attending any summer camps, work on your college resume.
Students who are taking student loans need to go to the Student Aid website and complete the loan Entrance Counselling and Master Promissory Note for the college you will be attending. Contact EPR and we will send you a summary page with step-by-step instructions.
Final decision due for most colleges to which you have applied. Notify the colleges that sent you acceptance letters, thanking them for the opportunity, but letting them know you will not be attending.
