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 \nClass of 20  \nDetermine your degree path | pg 7 Understand college fit and types | pgs 8-9 Research career plans | pgs 10-13 Explore your college options | pg 14  \nCreate a college list & contact college recruiters | pgs 15-17 Take a campus tour | pg 18  \nPlan  \nResume, interview, and essay resources | pgs 20-23 Personal statement | pgs 24-25  \nCalculate your GPA | pgs 26-27  \nRequirements for college admission | pg 28  \nTaking the required College Preparatory Curriculum (CPC) courses | pg 29  \nACT WorkKeys | pg 30  \nNCAA Eligibility | pg 31  \nApplication checklist | pgs 32-33  \nACT  information and prep | pgs 34-41  \nPrepare  \nReceive Text  \nUpdates  \nScan me to get text updatesand ask all your college questions.  \nFor additional resources and help  \nFour sources of financial aid | pg 43  \nApply for federal financial aid (FAFSA) | pgs 44-47 Apply for Mississippi Aid (MAAPP) | pgs 48-49  \nFinancial aid offer, Federal Direct Loans and college costs | pgs 50-53  \nPay for college  \nbeyond   \nGraduation and beyond to-do list | pgs 54-55  \nGet2College | College & Career Readiness Workbook  \n3  \nTips for Juniors   \nThe courses you take in highschool show colleges your academic readiness. 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