A resolution designating November 2021 as "National College Application Month".

Bill 117 sres 449, also known as the resolution designating November 2021 as "National College Application Month", aims to recognize the importance of higher education and encourage students to pursue post-secondary education opportunities. The resolution highlights the significance of college applications in shaping the future of young individuals and emphasizes the benefits of obtaining a college degree.

The resolution calls for increased awareness and support for students as they navigate the college application process. It acknowledges the challenges and barriers that many students face when applying to college, such as financial constraints, lack of resources, and limited access to information. By designating November as "National College Application Month", the resolution seeks to promote equity and access to higher education for all students, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes the role of schools, counselors, and community organizations in providing guidance and assistance to students during the college application process. It encourages collaboration among stakeholders to ensure that students have the necessary support and resources to successfully apply to college. Overall, Bill 117 sres 449 underscores the importance of promoting college access and affordability, and recognizes the transformative impact that higher education can have on individuals and society as a whole. By designating November as "National College Application Month", the resolution aims to inspire and empower students to pursue their educational goals and aspirations.