is the date on most high school campuses abuzz with special Valentines activity. But the aim of Cupid’s bow is likely to take a lower priority for many high school seniors anxiously awaiting their most recent SAT testing results.
Though many seniors have nailed their plans to attend college next fall, many still await viewing the results of their January SAT reasoning and subject tests; such can be viewed online February 14th at collegeboard.com.
Whether or not students have already been accepted, the February 14th viewing is important. Those with acceptances are looking to improve their chances for last minute scholarship opportunities while those yet to receive admission, or even apply, are anxious to forward on their SAT results to university admissions officers.
“For those yet to apply, there is still hope of gaining admission and attending college next fall,” said David Kenney, CEO, CollegeZapps. “CollegeZapps helps students who have yet to apply, step up to the plate and get those applications completed and turned in. Getting the apps filled out and turned in can make a world of difference in terms of the student’s life path.”
CollegeZapps is an online service which enables prospective college students to apply to more than 280 colleges and universities nationwide.
“Many universities still have open and rolling deadlines, giving hope to students who have yet to apply,” said Kenney. “My best advice to seniors who’re sitting on the fence, is get in the game. There’
For more information, visit www.collegezapps.com or contact Nikki Butler at (866) 492-7607 or nbutler@collegezapps.com.
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