Hello everyone. This is Miss McMurray. I am just writing this to let you know that at 9 p.m. tonight (Wednesday, June 9) I will be getting on the Wiki to start grading your pages. I may even close the Wiki for editing at that point. I will delete this message from the page after I am done grading the pages tonight. I have copies of all of the Wiki pages with the way the pages looked before you all started to edit them, so I will compare the old pages to the new pages for grading. Things you will be graded on: Amount of work done. Quality of work. If you actually did any editing/work. Did you leave a comment somewhere on the Wiki? There will also be some extra credit awarded if your work was outstanding, above and beyond, etc. The Wiki will be back open for editing tonight after I am done with grading, which should be around 11 p.m. or so. I apologize for not informing you of this in class today, but please have your editing completed by 9 p.m. tonight. Also, if you haven't turned in your write up on what you and your group did, you may e-mail that to me tonight or bring it to class tomorrow or Friday. My e-mail address is kara.mcmurray@email.wsu.edu. Thank-you for all your hard work on the Wiki. It really is looking great!

Your Mom Goes 2 College:

An AP Guide to College

Welcome. This Wiki was developed by Mrs. Belgard's AP Language and Composition classes at Hanford High School in Richland, WA. The purpose of this site is to inform students, parents and teachers about college planning, applications and the decision-making processes. This is a central location where our students can easily update the website's contents.

Original creation: June, 2009.

This page was last edited June, 2010 

1. Important Decisions
2. Most Important Factors
3. Pros and Cons of Residence Halls
4. Financial Aid
5. Advice
6. Everything You Wanted to Know About Writing a College Application Essay
7. Teacher Recommendations
8. Colleges- How Many Should I Apply To
9. Timeline
10. Scholarships
11. Writing the Application
12. HHS Policy
13. Clueing in Your Parents
14. FAQ
15. College Students- What They Can Tell Us
16. Links For College
17. Pros and Cons of Waiting Before College 
18. Picking Your Roommate   
19. The College Project 
20. Roving Reporter: Interviews with HHS Students