What are your plans after high school? Do you need help in making some career decisions? The College & Career Center offers a "bank" of information on careers and colleges to help prepare high school students for post-secondary education. A key feature of the center is the "Choices" program.
| College & Career Coordinator | YEAH SENIORS 2008!
DATE TO REGISTER AND TAKE THE SAT IS: SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION WILL BE IN ENGLISH CLASSES ON JANUARY 16TH FINANCIAL AID NIGHT WILL BE JANUARY 17th IN THE CAFETERIA FROM 7 TO 9 P.M. REMINDER TO SIGN UP FOR THE ALL NIGHT PARTY |
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| Mrs. Dee Ann Kelly
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WHO CAN USE THIS?
The Center is open for everyone: students, parents, and faculty.
WHEN CAN YOU COME?
Make an appointment with the College & Career Coordinator when it is convenient for you.
WHAT IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU WANT TO DO?
Take the "Choices" Career Aptitude Survey and find in what area(s) you score highest. Look at a college major that correspond to a career.
WHAT INFORMATION CAN YOU FIND ON CAREERS?
Description of specific career, working conditions, places of employment, training qualifications, employment outlook, earnings, related occupations and suggested courses to take in high school are all available.
WHAT INFORMATION CAN YOU FIND ON COLLEGES?
Information on college programs and majors, housing, admissions requirements, testing policies, expenses, programs and services, student activities and services, athletics, and more can be found.
WHAT ELSE?
There are a variety of reference books, college catalogs, applications, scholarships, financial aid forms and much more. Seniors—type your General Scholarship Form for the spring scholarships on the computer for a professional look. Enter your FAFSA form on-line. Learn about web sites for national scholarships, ACT/SAT preparation, and essay help.