5 Activities To Maximize Your Summer Break For College Acceptance // Passion Prep

Summer is the best time to work on your college applications. Execute these 5 activities to maximize your summer break to make your college application stand out and position yourself as a competitive applicant. Make this your most productive summer while exploring your interests, building a strong college portfolio, and reaching your full potential.

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[WandaBabaei-tesu]

Hi julie, i also have another question for you, i just finished my 11th grade and started my summer break. So based on the strategies you gave for summer planing i have started searching and preparing for my passion project and to study ahead of school but you also mentioned taking collage classes, summer program and internship those are a bit confusing for me could you explain a bit further?

[ievacae]

I'm currently doing an acceleration program for 5 weeks at my school and doing a year course of math during this time, I'm a rising sophomore. so I'll be a year ahead in math, does this show my interest in the stem field? I'm planning to do way more stuff my summer of junior year, but for right now this is what I'm only able to do

[pallavikorde]

Hi Julie...what is considered a good score for SAT & ACT?

[sophea]

Hey Julie, I have a question. I really want to get into Harvard, Yale or Princeton, but I had 2 B's freshman year. Would I still have a chance?