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Fall
Continue
participating in community service opportunities.
Continue
to take a rigorous, college prep courses.
Continue
to work hard to receive good grades.
Make
sure you have the requirements needed to graduate.
Male
Students: You must register for selective service on
your 18th birthday to be eligible for federal and state
financial aid.
Talk
to your counselor, teachers, friends and parents about
your final college selections.
Make
a calendar showing application deadlines for admission,
financial aid and scholarship.
Search
for scholarships and financial aid.
Ask
teachers you have chosen to complete letters of recommendations
and/ or to complete recommendation forms from colleges.
Request
transcripts, test scores and letters be sent to the
colleges you have selected.
Take
the ACT, SAT I or SAT II tests as needed. (Make sure
that test scores are sent to the colleges of your choice.)
Send
applications for early decision admission by November
1.
Complete
your college visits. Do this while classes are in session.
Send
in ROTC scholarship applications by December 1.
Keep
a copy of all applications you send.
Winter
Attend
whatever college-prep nights are held in your community.
Send
mid-year grades to colleges. Continue to work hard!
Complete
the FAFSA. Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
Send after January 1.
Apply
to at least one "safe" college where you know
you will be accepted and you know that you will be able
to afford.
Follow
up with all the colleges you have applied. Ensure they
have received all application materials, test scores
and recommendations.
Spring
Watch
your mail for all those acceptance letters and financial
aid awards!
Compare
financial aid packages.
Finalize
your college plans, and notify the schools of your intent
by May 1.
Send
your housing deposits by May 1 or earlier if needed.
Request
that your final transcripts by sent to the college of
your choice.
Summer
Attend the orientation at your choice college.
Make
sure you receive your housing assignment from your the
school you plan to attend.
Make
arrangements to pay for your education and schedule
courses.
Enjoy
your college adventure!
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