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Project Opportunity: Access to Washington's Colleges

“I want an education that will not only help me achieve my professional goals, but one that will foster the morals with which I was raised as well as foster my spiritual growth.”

— Cindy Rios
Whitworth University


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Planning Calendars

There are certain steps you can take every year that will keep you focused and on track toward getting accepted to the college you want.

Essentials

  • Visit your High School Counselor and Career Center. They will give you invaluable information specific to your high school planning and the application process.
  • Create "College Search" binder or folder. Exploring and applying to college involves a lot of paper, between viewbooks, acceptance letters and financial aid forms. You will want to be organized.
  • Start thinking about college characteristics that are important to you. While these might change over time, they are a great tool to narrow down the schools that you might be interested in.

These pages explain the process year by year, organized by who you should talk to:

This calendar gives an overview of the academic year and important deadlines for most private colleges in Washington:

Funded in part by a grant from
the Ben B. Cheney Foundation
published by Independent Colleges of Washington