Daeil Overseas Studies Program (DOSP)

Check this website out for college research:

http://www.campusexplorer.com/ 

Yes, but it is highly unlikely you will receive a refund.

You can cancel any SAT exam and they will not penalize you for it. It’s best not to register at all if you are not planning on taking the test, as it takes a spot from someone else.

In attempt to avoid repetitive questions and to empower knowledge to you. Let’s use this as a medium for that.

On the Secondary School Report There is Room for 8 Classes, What should I do when I have 13?

My recommendation: Fill it in as best you can, whether that be printing out little strips with smaller font and taping/gluing them on there or, by using commas to separate the classes.

They’ll have a complete list of classes via your transcript- so it’s not something to worry too much about.

Here are some interesting tips for parents. I don’t know if this applies to Korean parents as much, but I thought I would share them anyway.

Here is the summary:

• Recognize your role is helper not doer.
• Do praise his efforts and not just the “end product.”
  
• Insist homework be her responsibility not yours.
• Section the assignment in smaller chunks.
• Consider a getting a tutor.
• Agree together upon specific times for doing homework ahead of time and then stick to it.

You can find the complete article here:  http://www.parentingbookmark.com/pages/articleMB05.htm

To save time I have modified the common application forms. This idea is from Mr. Kruegler from SFS.

Here are the templates for our high school:

Daeil Foreign Language High School International School Supplement

Daeil Foreign Language High School Secondary School Report

Trust me the Mid Year Report is unnecessary.

Seniors, you do not have to print this out, this information is for anyone interested in Daeil Foreign Language High School e.g. parents, admissions officers, etc…

I will be personally printing and adding a high school profile on our letterhead for the universities you are applying to.

Daeil Foreign Language High School Profile

Here are some places where you can do some research about colleges and universities.

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http://www.thefacebook.com

http://www.collegeboard.com 

http://www.studentsreview.com

http://www.collegeconfidential.com

http://www.collegeprowler.com 

Each individual school’s website

Note: Remember that you need to go deeper instead of just taking one person’s opinion and basing your decision off of that. You’re going to be investing 4-5 years of your life and up to or more than $250,000 of your or your parents’ money. Make smart choices and think critically.

Hey guys,

As much as I would like to have the control of the College Board, simply said I don’t.

The best way is to always contact the College Board Directly- as I do not have the power or authority over any of the stuff, except limited power ON test day.

So if you want to avoid this, check College Board Customer Service Center at +1-212-713-7789 or find the email address on their website and stop being lazy.

Compliments to Washington University of St. Louis.

www.infotoday.com

www.chronicleguidance.com

store.collegeboard.com

www.foundationcenter.org

www.aauw.org

www.collegeboard.com

www.fastweb.com

www.finaid.org

www.iie.org

www.iefc.com

www.internationalscholarships.com

www.internationalstudent.com

www.internationalstudentloan.com

www.isoa.org

www.macfound.org

www.nafsa.org

www.nsf.gov/funding/research_edu_community.jsp

www.bibl.u-szeged.hu/oseas/europe.html

www.rotary.org

www.students.gov

dir.yahoo.com/Education/financial_aid/

I know that some of you may not have the most money in the world. Showing gratitude in this world is vital for humanity.

You don’t have to give me any gifts, but perhaps you can take a moment and share gifts with people that have helped you in your life.

You can find the full list here: http://zenhabits.net/2007/10/30-frugal-gift-ideas-to-show-you-appreciate-someone/

Here is a couple of my favorite:

• A letter, hand-written on nice paper, from you. Make it heart-felt, with all the reasons you appreciate the person.
• Books (my favorite). - Paul’s favorite too…