College Information
College Entrance Testing
9th Grade - Freshman Year
Get involved! Join clubs/organizations.
Attend a summer camp!
Meet with your school counselor to plan for college.
10th Grade - Sophomore Year
Keep your grades up! Scholarships consider your overall GPA.
Look into scholarship opportunities, and begin ACT/SAT test prep.
Consider taking Honors, AP, and Dual Enrollment Courses.
Look into volunteer opportunities in our community.
11th Grade - Junior Year
Visit colleges
Look into Dual Enrollment Opportunities
Take the SAT and/or ACT
Consider a part-time job or career shadowing.
12th Grade - Senior Year
Apply to college in the Fall.
Consider retaking the SAT or ACT for increased scholarship opportunities.
Submit your FAFSA for financial aid consideration
Work with your high school counselor and college admissions counselor for help
SENIORS - Complete Your FAFSA!
What is FAFSA?- the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Additional College Resources
Information for Athletes
Free Recruiting Webinar provides athletes and families with free, convenient, on-demand resources to educate them on many topics critical to the recruiting process, including:
Three rules of being a parent
Scholarship myths and facts
NAIA and JUCO education
Scholarships, do they differ?
The Name Game
Negotiate/Cooperative Education
Dangers of social networking/cell phones/Saving for College
National Letter of Intent
NCAA/NAIA Eligibility Centers
Recruiting Services
NCAA core course requirements