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When should I start preparing for college?
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I am from Argentina, I end highschool in december 2025. In USA I would be class of 2026. I decided to go to college in the US this same year, any advices? Everything is helpful.

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@lylybrown3 days ago

You should start preparing for college now — from SAT/TOEFL prep, to researching schools, to writing your personal statement, to asking for letters of recommendation. Plan your schedule month by month so you don’t get overwhelmed right before the deadline!

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10 months ago

Admissions officially start on August 1st, 2025 for Class of 2026. However, most of the top students (Top 10 school level) start preparing around June. I would recommend you call Common App (the website where most of your college applications will be) and ask them for more help. Good luck!

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4 days ago

That’s awesome! I’m from UK and planning to start college in the U.S. in 2026, wishing you the best in the process!

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a month ago[edited]

Of course, you need to prepare for college to get admission. For better academic performance you need to research the college and also you can get https://www.cipdassessment.co.uk/assignment-help-jordan for any writing tasks that you may find complicated.

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