What should my child do in middle school or junior high to imrpove their chances of getting accepted?
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What should my child do in middle school or junior high to imrpove their chances of getting accepted?
How strongly does athletics and extra curricular activities weigh in the decision process?
Who makes the decision on my child's application?
Should I try to manage my child's expectations when applying to private high schools?
What are rolling admissions?
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What should my child do in middle school or junior high to imrpove their chances of getting accepted?
Do all private high schools have the same application process?
How long will I have to wait to receive the decision after applying?
What if my child's grades go down after they are accepted?
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What should my child do in middle school or junior high to imrpove their chances of getting accepted?
Dean of Admissions Andrew Battaile discusses what your child can do in middle school and junior high to be prepared for the application process to a private high school.
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Andrew Battaile: Hi, I am Andrew Battaile, the Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid at Gonzaga College High School. Right now, we are going to talk about getting in to a private high school.
Host: What should my child do in Middle School or Junior High to improve their chances of getting accepted?
Andrew Battaile: Middle School and Junior High years are when your child is getting for private high school. These are the very important years to make sure that they are prepared for that environment as well as for the selection process when you are applying. I would say that in the classroom, your child no matter if they are straight A student or not, should be working hard for their teacher. If you work hard for your teacher, they will write your child a good recommendation and will also notice the effort and appreciate that. But also in addition to working hard in the classroom, your child should be involved in efforts in the community, either athletically or in clubs, Boy Scouts, Girl scouts, things like that to show when you apply to a private high school that your child wants to be part of a community and will come and contribute.
Are there any differences in the aid process between public & private colleges?
How do I find private scholarships?
Can I receive a state grant to attend a private college?
Does my federal aid eligibility change if I attend a private or public college?
Do private colleges have more money to award than public colleges?
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Are there different kinds of private high schools?
Do all private high schools have the same application process?
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