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You can go to college. But you need to plan now.
 

Plan Now

Getting to college is more than a dream. It’s a plan of action and a lot of work. But, you have what it takes to make it happen. These resources will help you plan and prepare.

Good Study Habits

The best way to get good grades is to start using good study habits now.It’s a lot easier to maintain good grades than to improve poor grades later. Plus, the study habits you learn now will help you in college and in your future career.Study tips you can’t live without:  Read more
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Develop an Action Plan

Making a plan and sticking with it is one of the most important steps in college and career planning. If it’s starting to seem like the whole college thing is a lot of work, it is. Sometimes people make it look easy. But not everyone starts the college and career planning process with the same knowledge or skills. That’s why you need to develop a plan to track your progress and get ready for college. And don’t forget, it’s always good idea to visit with your school counselor, teacher, parents and GEAR UP staff if you have questions or need specific advice. Read more
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In the Future
By 2014, 77 % of new jobs in Washington state that pay enough for an individual to support a small family will be held by people who’ve continued their education.

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