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Research Finds Counselors Well Informed about Community College
High school counselors generally feel prepared to advise students about community colleges and believe these institutions offer relatively easy application and enrollment processes, according to new findings from the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC). However, the research showed that many counselors feel less knowledgeable about local college transfer policies and for-profit college comparisons.
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NACAC E-Learning Course on Advising Student-Athletes Now Available
The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) has released The Counselor’s Guide to the Student-Athlete Advising Process, the latest addition to its e-learning course library.
Learn MoreNACAC CEO Joyce E. Smith to Retire in 2020
The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) today announced the pending retirement of CEO Joyce E. Smith after 30 years of service to the association and 44 years in the college admission profession.
Learn MoreCollege Openings Update 2019
More than 400 colleges and universities still have openings, financial aid, and housing available to qualified freshman and/or transfer students for the Fall 2019 semester, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
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Learn MoreSurvey: ‘Lack of Clear Pathways’ Barrier to Community College Transfer
Community college presidents are still concerned that a lack of clear pathways for community college ...
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Financial Aid 101 eLearning Course
This self-paced, foundational program offers two-and-a-half hours of lively, engaging learning. It’s a comprehensive introduction to a subject that grows more important every day.