Personal Narrative: College Raptor

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At whatever age someone decides to start planning their future, it is often a little difficult. When I decided that I wanted to attend college, I didn’t know where to start. Even with the help of teachers, parents, and counselors, trying to find the right colleges to apply to was a bit of a challenge. In spite of this, I have enough resources that helped me develop a solid plan for applying to college. Of course one of the great resources I used was College Raptor. The hardest part of figuring out where to go for college is finding a one that offers the major I want. Before I tried College Raptor, I already had a few colleges that I wanted to apply to, but I felt like I needed a bigger range to choose from. I was worried that I wasn’t going

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