Here's what college-bound high school students can expect in your junior year.Your junior year in college should be an amazing year of discovery and adventure as you begin thinking more about your future as an adult -- where you want to go to college, what you might want to major in, and the types of careers that appeal to you. Of course, against this great backdrop of self-discovery is also the reality of the pressures associated with tackling tough high school courses, earning good grades, and scoring well on various standardized college admissions tests. So, yeah, your junior year is perhaps the most pivotal of them all. You can find more details and resources, as well as a timetable for your junior year, in the following two resources published on Quintessential Careers. (Clicking on the link should open a new window so you don't have to leave this tutorial.) As for your senior year, click the right arrow below.
Need help with any of the terms described on this page? If so, find the answers in our High School College-Bound and College Planning Glossary.
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