# National College Application Month Resolution

This resolution simply designates November 2022 as "National College Application Month" across the United States. That's it—it's a symbolic gesture rather than a law that creates new requirements or changes anything about how college applications work.

The resolution encourages students, schools, colleges, and communities to use November as a focused time to promote college applications and help students navigate the process. It's meant to raise awareness about the importance of applying to college and to highlight resources available to help students, particularly those who might be first-generation college applicants or face barriers to higher education. Think of it like how we have National Read a Book Month or other awareness campaigns—it's a way to draw attention to something important.

In practical terms, this doesn't affect your life directly. If you're a high school student, it might mean your school organizes special college application events or provides extra support during November. If you work in education, you might see increased focus on helping students with their applications that month. But there are no new rules, no funding attached, and no changes to college application deadlines or procedures. It's purely a recognition that November should be a time when the nation pays special attention to helping students take this important step toward higher education.

A resolution designating November 2022 as "National College Application Month".

Coons, Christopher A.

 <p>This resolution designates November 2022 as National College Application Month.</p>