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Sophomore year many students take standardized tests, such as the PSAT
and PreACT, to help measure their college readiness and prepare them for the
SAT and ACT. When registering for these practice tests, your student will have
the opportunity to sign up to receive information from colleges based on their
scores, geography or college majors. is is the first time when the search can
seem overwhelming as your child may start to get inundated with emails and
glossy brochures.
Take time to review the materials and begin to get a feel for what types of
schools appeal to your student. Take into consideration size, location, and
academic and extracurricular opportunities. By the end of their sophomore
year, if your child can narrow down their schools of interest to 10 schools or
fewer, that is a good first step.
Distinctively Carroll
Academic excellence. A liberal arts
foundation. An array of preprofessional
offerings. And an attitude shaped by a
belief in ourselves, our mission, and our
culture. This, springing from our Catholic,
diocesan identity, forms a powerful bridge
between our history and our present that
fosters bold thinking, compassionate
service, and distinctive moments of
discovery that you simply don't find
anywhere else.
Tell the student in your life to visit Carroll
College and begin creating moments that
last a lifetime.
www.carroll.edu/visit
Sophomore year: Get it from 5,300 to 10
Study groups enhance learning outside the classroom.
The Carroll College campus is known for its stunning views and
beautiful architecture.
