Starting your college search and preparation during junior year isn't just recommended; it's essential for reducing stress and finding your perfect academic fit. By beginning early, you'll have ample time to explore your options, develop crucial skills, and make informed decisions about your future. For students with learning differences, this measured approach is especially crucial, as the application process demands significant organization and planning skills.

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