All posts tagged "college"
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Counselor offers college planning tips before year flies by ‘in the blink of an eye’
On the first day of elementary school, teachers warned, “School will fly past you in the blink of an eye.” We never really believed them...
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Seniors’ reactions to pressures for promoting college vary
With the college fair over and graduation only a little over eight months away, how are seniors feeling? The paths are as varied as students...
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Local scholarships offer financial assistance
This time of the year can be the most sneakily stressful time for seniors. While most have applied to college and been accepted, this is...
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How to navigate college applications and scholarships for seniors
The process of college admissions can seem daunting at first for the unprepared high school senior, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with the vast...
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CFHS grads adjust to freshman year of college during COVID
As Alayna Yates gets ready for her first day of college at the University of Dayton, it looks a little different than normal. Opening her...
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Seniors adjust to college searches during COVID
As senior Sara Goodenbour stepped under the arch of Wartburg College’s entrance, she was one of few high school students who were able to continue...
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Preparation key to college visit success
As the spring semester begins, whether you are a junior or a senior, now is the time to be visiting colleges to help decide where...
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Seniors discuss plans for their post high school life
With half of the school year over, many seniors are thinking about what they will do after high school. These four seniors have different plans...
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Four tips to select the school for you
Many students have come to know the last few weeks of March as one of the most anxiety-ridden times of the year, rivaling finals, graduation,...
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70 families showing early interest for 2023 European trip
According to CAPS teacher Chris Woods, who is also hosting a trip to Europe in the summer of 2023, “I think there’s something to be said for stepping out...
