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Commerce is a field where many commerce students start their careers because of its popularity and many career opportunities it provides to students. Several professional courses, accounting courses, management courses, and much more help the students make a fruitful career in the commerce field. Therefore, commerce ranks in the area where many employment opportunities are present. As a commerce student, you would like to know about the best courses after 12th commerce with high salary, so we have listed the high salary commerce jobs in India. . . 🌟To know more about it, head straight to the website www.brainwonders.in/ or Call us on 📞 +91 9987766531 . . #commerce #highestpayingjob #salaryjobs #commercejobs commercestudents #commercecollege #commercestudent #careeroptions #careers #careersearch #careeropportunities #careertransition #careerplanning #careerplan #careerhelp #careeropportunities #counselor #schoolcounselor #counselorlife #counselorsofinstagram #careercounselor #collegecounselor #counselors #counsellor #careermentors_india (at Brainwonders) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpcq7GxjHi0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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"Should I take the SAT or ACT?" — it's a common question many high school students ask themselves as they inch closer to college application season. All four-year colleges and universities in the U.S. that use standardized test scores for admission purposes accept both SAT and ACT scores. The two exams test similar subjects, including reading comprehension, math, and English grammar. Ask us any questions regarding SAT and ACT Tests, https://www.y2academy.com/ #comprehensivecollegeconsulting #collegecounseling #collegecounselor #students #education #sattest #acttest #collegebound #collegeapplications #collegeadmissions #highschoolstudents #collegeprep #collegesanduniversities #collegeplanning #school #collegereadiness https://www.instagram.com/p/CnUUWdGvAcV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[pproeed]

Each year, high school students go through college planning. Some students and their families find the college search enjoyable and easy to manage. Many do not. In fact, finding and seeking admission to colleges that meet individual needs, interests, and abilities can be a maze filled with missteps and pitfalls for some. In the current academic environment, the college application process has become lengthy and competitive. Waiting until you are in your final school year to prepare for college is no longer a realistic option as colleges that were once accessible to the average student have become selective. Having a perfect report card is no longer enough to guarantee admittance to the best colleges. Navigating admissions forms, standardized tests and personal essays can be overwhelming, especially for a high school student who's tackling a full raft of classes, extracurricular activities and volunteer obligations. Students facing the daunting battle of college admissions don't have to face this challenge alone; college admissions counselors can help guide students through the process, simplifying and streamlining the intimidating college application. #collegecounselor #educationabroad #collegebound #applicationsupport

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[y2academy]

"Should I take the SAT or ACT?" — it's a common question many high school students ask themselves as they inch closer to college application season. All four-year colleges and universities in the U.S. that use standardized test scores for admission purposes accept both SAT and ACT scores. The two exams test similar subjects, including reading comprehension, math, and English grammar. Ask us any questions regarding SAT and ACT Tests, https://www.y2academy.com/ #comprehensivecollegeconsulting #collegecounseling #collegecounselor #students #education #sattest #acttest #collegebound #collegeapplications #collegeadmissions #highschoolstudents #collegeprep #collegesanduniversities #collegeplanning #school #collegereadiness https://www.instagram.com/p/CnQrAs-PB3g/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Once you have submitted your Ucas application, there will be verification and additional steps that need to be taken. The first step is an audit by the bank on the facts contained in your application. Depending on the nature of your Ucas numbers, you could have to wait up to three weeks for the results to be available. It’s important to ensure that your banking institution is handling the Ucas submission with care and attention.

Once all the verification has been completed, what happens after you submit your Ucas application? The next step is a formal letter from your bank disputing the data or information on your credit file. This may be the beginning stages of a lengthy legal battle. If you want to speed things up, you can hire a credit dispute company to take care of the process for you. Credit disputes are a perfectly legitimate way to get your credit report corrected.

Your next step should be to write to each credit bureau separately. Request that they send you written letters disputing the items on your credit report. Be sure to request all relevant information and proof about the items. You will be required to respond within a specified amount of time. In some cases, you will be asked to attend a credit bureau conference or workshop to further explain your position and counter the claims of the credit bureau.

Once all your requests are denied, the next step should be to dispute the item with the credit bureau. Your credit report will show the number of items that were disputed and the disputing number. There is usually a barcode or number that you can use to access the details on the dispute. You can find this number at the bottom of your credit report.

When you dispute an item on your credit report, the bank will ask you for proof. This proof will include documentation such as cancelled checks and statements from your bank. It will also include a number. The bank will then verify this number with the U.S. Department of Justice.

If the bank cannot verify the disputed item, it must remove the disputed item from your credit report. This process is referred to as “verification”. Once your account has been verified, your credit score history will become complete. Most banks will not allow you to open a new account until you have fully verified your credit score history. This process is to prevent credit fraud, which is one of the most common causes of financial problems.

What happens after you submit your Ucas application? Once your application has been accepted, you will be required to sign a contract. This contract will have specific details about how you will use your credit account. For example, if you decide to make a purchase, you will be required to provide either a debit card or a checking account. Upon approval, you will receive a VISA or MasterCard, and you will be able to use your credit account to pay for the purchase. If you choose to close your account, you must provide written authorization to the bank.

What happens after you submit your Ucas application? Once your application has been approved, you will receive a notice in the mail indicating that you have been approved for credit. A copy of this notice will be included in your credit file. As you apply for credit in the future, you will receive another VISA or MasterCard from your bank. This will ensure that you always have a credit card, and you can use it to pay for purchases.

[vtcollegecounseling]

What’s the best high school for my kid (and should I move now)?

I am of the age when many of my friends have babies or toddlers, and are already looking ahead to high school since choices they make now might influence their kids’ options for high school. More urgently, those with students in middle school might be freaking out about their choices, knowing that they ideally should choose now and never look back. I revel in helping families navigate the nuances of this precipice and specialize in options in the Portland, Oregon area.

most important

No school is "better" than another, and there is no such thing as the best school in town. Pedagogies and institutional philosophies vary greatly. One school might offer the most excellent traditional academic programming in terms of rigorous classes and homework, and tough grading. Another school might outshine in terms of community, support, experiential education, and/or cocurricular programming. Perhaps the most important factor for your student is a celebration of various learning styles. I'm a firm believer that appropriate fit and happiness beget success. Whatever you do, do NOT get caught up in guessing what the "best" school is considered to be in your area.

how to choose

Define your goals. This process will be complex! Before you weigh the factors of cost, location, and offerings, decide as a family what your priorities are among the following: excellent traditional academics, progressive or holistic academics, life-skills/learning development, community standards, character and moral development, quality arts programming, quality athletic programming, robust parent involvement, high-caliber college placement, student and family diversity (ethnic, socioeconomic, cultural), differences in learning support and accommodation.

Then visit. Open Houses and other visit programs are the best. Don't be afraid to ask for more, though. Every school will be able to accommodate special meetings and visits anytime, during which you're likely to receive better attention. See me for more ideas and protocols.

Chose as individuals. Your kid is unique. So is your family. It's soooo easy to be influenced by what your neighbors are doing, but it's essential to assess your goals based on the list above, and then consider factors of cost, convenience, reputation, size, etc.

There may not be a totally ideal school. But don't get hung up on finding the perfect synthesis of all your criteria. There won't likely be a school the reportedly distance from your home, with the ideal academic programming and activities for you. Prioritize.

Assess how much support you can offer your kid. If you are able to drive to activities elsewhere in town, then perhaps a robust arts or athletic program isn't necessary. If you are willing to pay for standardize test prep, then maybe you can sacrifice traditional academics for progressive. If you have little time beyond your own work schedule and commuting, perhaps a school that offers strong community and advising will help you rest assured your student is being looked out for.

Investigate sticker price. If you're considering private schools, it will be daunting to face tuition, especially with college cost on the horizon. My general belief, based on decades of observation, is that investment in education in the earlier years yields returns on that investment down the road. It may or may not be worth it to take out loans or re- budget elsewhere in your life to ensure a quality education and community during your child's formative years. That stated, it rarely makes sense to struggle, economically, when your student could also thrive in you public school option. In general, the best choice for your family should trump minor differences in tuition. Whatever you do, investigate the real cost of attendance (COA). Is there financial aid available? Are there hidden costs in fees and community expectations? Is there a current family you can ask? What would be your opportunity cost of commuting or buying your kid a car to ultimately drive herself/himself? Again, it may or may not be worth it.

Listen to your kid. She or he may not be able to articulate why one option is more appealing than another, so gently try to determine what is behind their opinion. If it's only friends and social concerns, we adults know that factor can and will change ("nobless oblige"). If it's something deeper like community size, programming, or activities, it's worth further, patient conversation.

You won't be locked-in. Albeit ideal to remain in one school as long as possible, students are transferring high schools more than ever in the past few decades. Transferring makes no impact on college admission, and this acceptable trend should take some weight off your decision.

PDX options and corresponding strengths

Public schools Most offer very impressive and robust IB programs or AP courses. Their strengths also rest in large, dynamic, diverse, and exciting populations. If you have a choice, I advise against splitting hairs about what classes are offered and especially what college credits might be accrued. You should focus on the community vibe, guidance, cocurricular programming, and general cultural feel of the school.

ACMA Public funding with the most advanced curricula in arts and communication.

Catlin Gabel Often viewed as the most elite independent school in the NW. Outstanding writing prep, incredible advising system. and extreme experiential education.

Central Catholic A more affordable option for a larger, faith-based education with many befits of a private institution. Families have often selected CC over other for their broad academic offerings, deep athletic rosters and opportunities, and social vibe, in general.

Jesuit - A dynamic faith-based community with particularly rich programming in athletics and community service. The community at Jesuit is by far the largest and most vibrant of the major prep schools: think filled football bleachers.

Language immersion/international schools - Exceptional communities that empower global citizens and celebrate diversity in an otherwise homogenous city.

Metropolitan Learning Center - awesome. More on this one to come...

Northwest Academy - Extremely small, intimate, and tight-knit community with remarkably devoted faculty and a progressive curriculum.

Oregon Episcopal - Excellent college preparatory education with robust offerings, strong advising, and a surprisingly diverse community.

Pacific Crest - An intensively supportive, small environment with adaptive education.

Portland Waldorf - A wonderfully holistic approach to educating the whole student and drawing connections across the curriculum.

Riverdale - An exceptionally intimate and close-knit community for a public school. Parents and students have reveled in the remarkably small, intimate, and tight-knit community.

St. Mary's - The ultimate option for empowering intelligent, confident young women and ensuring limitless opportunities for their participation.

Valley Catholic - Exceptional, much smaller community with strong character education and, IMO, the best writing prep in town.

admission tips

test prep

You must prep your kiddo for the necessary exams. I know they're unsavory and to expose your middle-schooler to such stress seems cruel, but you should bow to this necessary evil now and help put her or his best foot forward. You will most likely be able to DIY your own prep at home; I recommend a few hours of familiarizing, and then one timed practice exam, and then, most importantly, one hour of assessing results from the practice exam. Or get a tutor. IMHO, the absolute most effective test prep in the Portland area is Stumptown Test Prep.

visiting

At all costs, drop everything to take advantage of special visit days and open houses. In fact, you should participate in pretty much every opportunity and event for prospective students that each school offers. Even if you believe you're already familiar with a school, these events will be useful for myriad reasons, and most oilers will affect your admissibility. See me for questions.

outcomes

DO NOT TAKE IT PERSONALLY IF YOU'RE NOT ADMITTED! I can't state this concept enough. Your kid was not assessed and "rejected," rather, there was simply not enough room for her or his demographic profile. I actually suggest seizing this opportunity to talk to your kid about these dynamics. See my blog tirade (as you can see, I'm pretty passionate about this topic):