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Welcome to the Seventh edition of carnival of college admission! Huge thanks obviously to Mark Montgomery for creating this awesome collection of college admission tips.

Let's get on with the show...

Admission

Adam Epstein presents Happy Holidays from the Admissions Staff posted at Adamissions, saying, "No heavy lifting this time, just fun holiday greetings. :)" Thanks, Adam!

College Degrees presents 2009: Janet Napolitano and the H1B Visa Cap posted at The Degree People, saying, "If confirmed, Janet Napolitano’s nomination as Director of Homeland Security is likely to have a significant impact on the H1B visa process and possibly even be a significant factor in increasing the cap on these employment visas." 

College Life

I bet you've seen Credit Card vendors out on college campuses, promising free pizza for your signature.  Credit Card Assist helps you cut through fiction and get to the facts with What College Kids Might Not Know About Credit Cards posted at Credit Card Assist

Raymond reminds us that not all credit cards are evil, however, with his post Why College Students Should Apply For Student Credit Cards over at Money Blue Book. He even points out the best credit cards students SHOULD get!

Elizabeth Kudner from myUsearch (www.myusearch.com) presents a post from student blogger Pauline Diaz on the best holiday gifts for college-bound high school seniors.  You can find her Holiday Gifts for College-Bound Seniors posted at myUsearch blog.

Jessica Dye informs us that college students have switched magazine allegiances--a new survey shows that collegians' favorite periodical is now Time, finally replacing Cosmopolitan at the top of the list. She documents the whole story in College Students Ditch Trashy Mags posted at theprereq.com.

Financial Aid

Looking at Harvard as a potential dream school?  David Bonvie keeps you in the know with College Affordability, the Big Financial Aid Overhaul posted at Student Loan Help.  Learn what Harvard's Financial Aid Office is thinking early!

Ted Reimers covers the basics in his post Ways to get Free College Tuition featured at CampusGrotto. Scholarships, grants, and employee waivers are all covered in his Financial Aid 101-style post.

David Bonvie presents I Don’t Want To Pay For College posted at Student Loan Help. It's a great short guide to the "guerilla" style tactics students can employ while searching out money for school!

Paul Lloyd Hemphill reminds us that the FAFSA is not for the slow with FAFSA Fury...First-Come, First-Served! posted at College Blogaversity.  Get your engines running, parents!

Academic Aid

And though it won't do you much good this year, I'd like to remind all parents about my recent post Five Tips for Surviving Academic Finals posted here at Omniac Attack.  Print it out and put it on your fridge for the end of next semester now!

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That about wraps up this edition of the carnival.  Submit your blog article to the next edition of carnival of college admission using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

Thanks!

Comments

Great job with the Carnival. The quality of submissions is fantastic. Thanks for hosting! 
Posted @ Sunday, December 28, 2008 1:36 AM by Mark
Carnival of College Admissions is indeed a great initiative to make students acquainted with every bit of getting into college. As a student I feel such resources act as a complete guide and are very helpful for students bewildered with searching for a college of their choice. You have encompassed most critical factors and comprehensively presented it. I was lucky enough to get into CollegeAmerica, where they provided me with a career plan and also assisted me with college financial aid, grants and loans I was eligible for. Finally am at the college I wanted to be.
Posted @ Tuesday, September 29, 2009 8:57 AM by markyoung
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