3 Essential Admissions Tips for High School 9th and 10th graders

3 Essential MCC Admissions Tips for High School Students

 1 Address Scheduling Conflicts
If you face a course conflict, ask your counselor to mention it in their recommendation. Consider taking summer or online classes to fill gaps, showing commitment and adaptability.

 2 Be Organized & Mindful Online
Create a dedicated email for college communications to stay organized, as colleges will often respond directly. Be mindful of your social media presence, making sure it reflects you positively—colleges may check!

 3 Visit Colleges Early
Start visiting campuses early, both reach and target schools, to get a feel for what suits you. Campus visits—either in-person or virtual—will help you narrow down your college list effectively.

Happy exploring!

Meridith Miller

Miller College Counseling, founded by Meridith Miller, offers full service 1-1 coaching at all stages of the college application process. Meridith holds a master’s degree from Pepperdine University, an undergraduate degree from the University of Southern California, and a College Counseling Certification from UCLA. As a high school teacher and an active member of the Independent Consultants Association (IECA), she brings a commitment to lifelong learning, ethics, and a deep understanding of academia to help students find colleges that match their academic and personal needs. Through her company, she serves as a mentor and guide, aiming to reduce family stress and enhance opportunities for every student.

Stay tuned for more helpful tips and insights in future blog posts!