Finding the "Right Fit" College

Feb. 4, 2013 - PRLog -- (Redmond, WA) – With the cost of tuition increasing, finding the right fit for college may be harder than families expect. Discovering the “right fit” college allows a student to pursue his or her vision and passion at the collegiate level. The Bear Creek School is helping parents find the “right fit” college for their students by hosting a free college advising seminar.

At this seminar, parents will find out how to use the high school years to position their students well for the college application process. Parents will learn important tips for navigating the college search and funding a college education. This free seminar is for parents looking to maximize their students’ high school years. Students are also welcome.

Information
Greater Eastside parents of middle school and 9th grade students are invited to attend a Free College Advising Seminar.

Saturday, February 9 from 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. at The Bear Creek School campus in Redmond (8905 208th Ave. NE, Redmond, WA).

Register online at www.tbcs.org/collegeseminar.

About The Bear Creek School
The Bear Creek School, a leader in classical education for preschool - grade 12 in the Pacific Northwest, offers a rigorous college preparatory curriculum from a Christian worldview. The Bear Creek School challenges students to reach their intellectual, emotional and spiritual potential through academics, WIAA athletics, fine arts, community service programs and many other educational and social activities.  The Bear Creek School’s curriculum includes AP and Honors classes in its Upper School program.  Founded in 1988, the school serves students from the greater Eastside and is housed on four campuses.  Redmond Campus on Union Hill serves kindergarten to grade 12 students and Valley Campus, also in Redmond, serves preschool to grade 5 students.  Bear Creek has two Early Childhood campuses in Woodinville and Sammamish serving preschool and prekindergarten students. The Bear Creek School is accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities, and the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools.