information on how to schedule your Attend local/area college fairs and campus visit information nights to start exploring colleges Continue to attend local college fairs Research for potential scholarship Join fall school extra-curricular information activities Research the admission Volunteer for school and community requirements for some colleges you activities might like to attend Take the Preliminary SAT (PSAT) in October (offered at BHS, sign up in Summer Guidance!). Your scores could Begin planning and developing your qualify you for the National Merit college essays. Scholarship Be involved in summer activities Seek help if you are starting to including sports, work, hobbies, and struggle in a subject volunteer work Visit more colleges. Take pictures Winter and notes on each campus as they Make an appointment with your will start to run together! counselor if you have not yet had a Begin looking at college applications meeting this year as they become available on various Review the transcript carefully to verify its accuracy schools’ websites Use the college and career planning books to help in your planning Discuss your career and/or college plans with your counselor and parents Develop an organization and filing system for all of your college and career information If you are planning to attend college, continue to study for the ACT/SAT Talk more extensively with your parents about post-secondary plans and financing a college education. Join winter school activities, including athletic teams, clubs, and service organizations. Spring Begin planning your classes for senior year Join spring school activities Schedule college visits for Spring Break. Go to each school’s for ‘Admissions’ webpage
Attend local/area college fairs and information nights to start exploring colleges Join fall school extra-curricular activities Volunteer for school and community activities Take the Preliminary SAT (PSAT) in October (offered at BHS, sign up in Guidance!). Your scores could qualify you for the National Merit Scholarship Seek help if you are starting to struggle in a subject Winter Make an appointment with your counselor if you have not yet had a meeting this year Review the transcript carefully to verify its accuracy Use the college and career planning books to help in your planning Discuss your career and/or college plans with your counselor and parents Develop an organization and filing system for all of your college and career information If you are planning to attend college, continue to study for the ACT/SAT Talk more extensively with your parents about post-secondary plans and financing a college education. Join winter school activities, including athletic teams, clubs, and service organizations. Spring Begin planning your classes for senior year Join spring school activities Schedule college visits for Spring Break. Go to each school’s ‘Admissions’ webpage for information on how to schedule your campus visit Continue to attend local college fairs Research for potential scholarship information Research the admission requirements for some colleges you might like to attend Summer Begin planning and developing your college essays. Be involved in summer activities including sports, work, hobbies, and volunteer work Visit more colleges. Take pictures and notes on each campus as they will start to run together! Begin looking at college applications as they become available on various schools’ websites