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Finalize choices of colleges or vocational schools
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Review high school and college requirement deadlines:
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Check with counselor if all credit requirements are met for graduation
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Check for application deadlines at universities
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Retake ACT or SAT to improve test scores
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November is the last chance to register by mail for ACT and SAT. These test scores are a requirement for most scholarships.
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Maintain G.P.A. in order to maintain scholarships
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Start a folder for college applications, letter of recommendations, finances, and checklist of requirements for career path chosen.
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Research and apply for financial aid and scholarships
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Plan to attend Financial Aid Night
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Research and apply for scholarships early
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Pick up Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) form to fill out
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Complete FASFA application and submit as early as possible
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Review financial aid received and plan accordingly
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Complete applications and other materials needed for college or vocational school entrance
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Complete college applications and write essay topics
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Review awards received during high school career and incorporate into resume
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Finalize and write resume and personal statement
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Ask teachers and counselors for letters of recommendations
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Check high school transcript for accuracy of credits
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Apply to schools with early admission application deadlines
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Request for high school registrar to mail a final copy of your official transcripts to the college(s) of your choice
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Submit college applications early
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Ask how to "shadow" a college student at the college of your choice
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Plan to attend a summer college preparation camp or summer school at a university
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Register for college summer orientation programs
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Notify counselor of scholarships and awards received
