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1 Bring transcripts from other colleges, test scores, your education plan, and any other records that are relevant to the issues you want to discuss. 2  Make a list of questions you want to ask.3  Do as much legwork ahead of time so you can make the most out of your time with the counselor. Bring transcripts from other colleges, test scores, your education plan, and any other records that are relevant to the issues you want to discuss. 2  Make a list of questions you want to ask.
School counselors are one of the best ongoing sources of support for students who plan to go to college. They can provide guidance and support throughout the entire process. If you are lucky enough to have access to a counselor in your school, it is in your best interest to visit that person on a regular basis. Your counselor will know where to find information; for example in books, catalogues, brochures, and CDs that deal either with the admission process or a specific college or university. 2  In addition, your counselor will be able to point you to websites that offer RELIABLE and FREE information about college.