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Grade 8
In addition to your research here at Xap.com, you should ask counselors, teachers, parents, and friends any other questions you have about college.

Talk to your guidance counselor (or teachers, if you don't have access to a guidance counselor) about the following:
Going to a four-year college or university
Courses to start taking in the 9th grade
The importance colleges and universities place on grades, and what year in school grades will start to be considered in the admissions process
College preparatory classes you should be taking in high school (9th through 12th grade)
Academic enrichment programs (including summer and weekend programs) available through your school or local colleges
Remember, you will have more options if you start planning now and keep your grades up.
Think about pursuing extracurricular activities (such as sports, performing arts, volunteer work, or other activities that interest you).
Grade 9/Freshman Year
Talk to your guidance counselor (or teachers, if you don't have access to a guidance counselor) about the following:
Attending a four-year college or university
Establishing your college preparatory classes; your schedule should consist of at least 4 college preparatory classes per year, including:

4 years of English
3 years of math (through Algebra II or trigonometry)
2 years of foreign language
2 years of natural science
2 years of history/social studies
1 year of art
1 year of electives from the above list

Using the Student Planner to keep track of your courses and grades.
Enrolling in algebra or geometry classes and a foreign language for both semesters (most colleges have math and foreign language requirements)
Remember, you will have more options if you start planning now for college and keep your grades up.
Create a file of the following documents and notes:
Copies of report cards
List of awards and honors
List of school and community activities in which you are involved, including both paid and volunteer work, and descriptions of what you do
Start thinking about the colleges you want to attend. (Hint: Use our College Selection section to help look for schools.) Once you have narrowed down the list of colleges and universities in which you are interested, start touring the campuses; our Campus Tours section can also give you some valuable information.
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