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Choosing and applying for colleges took a large part of
the year for seniors.
Senior Jan ice Gil es studies for her test in "Applications took lots of time and asked general ques-
her last semester class. Sh e spent lots of
time lookin g over and making sure she had tions such as grades, Act scores and about your job, They also
all of her high school requirements ask questions about awards you've won and clubs you've been
I don e. PHOTO"' NATE MARou1 ss in throughout high school," senior Janice Giles said .
Besides filling out applications, there were the difficult
decisions of narrowing down the choices.
"The important thing I look for when picking a college is
how many people already attend, the location, what it offers,
and what it looks like," senior Jenny Janis said.
"For the most part, I'm looking forward to college. It's a
new beginning, and I'll meet new friends. But the rest of me is
scared and sad. Losing my friends and family will be hard, and
I'll miss them more than anything," senior Tara Dinslage said.
'The whole thought of college is overwhelming and
full of excitement. It means starting over with new friends,
classes, and place. Trying to room with a friend from high
school is a good idea for me because you aren't starting off
alone, and you have someone you already know, senior Matt
McVey said .
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Seniors Donald Engstrom
and Matt McVey help each
other fill out applications for
UNL. The two hoped to
room together at Lincoln.
PHOTO BY N ATE MARQUISS
