the school year or last school year. Grades 11 & 12-Attend the financial aid workshop given at school. Work on completing federal financial aid forms. February: Grade 11-Female class leaders and good students should apply to the American Legion Girls State program. This is a leadership camp that provides excellent training in government and is favorably looked upon by colleges and universities. March: Grade 12-You should start receiving news of acceptance to colleges. Applications for federal financial aid due (Cal Grant). April: Grades 10 & 11-Apply for the June SAT Test in Big Bear. in to register” deposits to the university you plan to attend. May Grade 12-Send “intent June: All grades-Take the SAT Reasoning Test. Grade 11-Take the SAT Subject Tests, if necessary. Summer: While traveling, visit college and university campuses. If your trip occurs during summer school, you may call the admissions office for a tour. This is crucial for juniors. Continue to read and think in order to improve skills for the SAT tests. Honors and Advanced Placement Courses As Big Bear High School believes that students should be challenged at their highest levels, a number of honors and AP courses are made available. Honors English is offered for 9th through 11th grades. Advanced Placement English is available for seniors. Students in these classes are expected to have excellent writing skills and the ability and motivation to explore the English curriculum in greater depth than students enrolled in the regular program. In our Social Science Department, Honors History will be offered to 10th grade students. Advanced Placement U.S. History is available to junior students. Honors Government and Economics is in place for seniors. Students in these classes should excel in the social sciences and history and should have good skills in English. Math Department offers two Advanced Placement courses in Calculus and Statistics. Advanced Placement Calculus is the most rigorous course in the math department. into AP Calculus follows successful completion of Trigonometry and Pre-calculus. As seniors, the science students may take Advanced Placement Biology or Advanced Placement Physics if the and the quality of their previous science courses have qualified them. Although only three years of science are required for graduation, serious college bound science students should consider four years of science. Spanish and American Sign Language (ASL) are offered from levels I through III and ASL and AP Spanish as a fourth year. Students in AP Spanish are taught to an adequate level of fluency in order to complete the Advanced Placement Exam in early May.
the school year or last school year. Grades 11 & 12-Attend the financial aid workshop given at school. Work on completing federal financial aid forms. February: Grade 11-Female class leaders and good students should apply to the American Legion Girls State program. This is a leadership camp that provides excellent training in government and is favorably looked upon by colleges and universities. March: Grade 12-You should start receiving news of acceptance to colleges. Applications for federal financial aid due (Cal Grant). April: Grades 10 & 11-Apply for the June SAT Test in Big Bear. May Grade 12-Send in “intent to register” deposits to the university you plan to attend. June: All grades-Take the SAT Reasoning Test. Grade 11-Take the SAT Subject Tests, if necessary. Summer: While traveling, visit college and university campuses. If your trip occurs during summer school, you may call the admissions office for a tour. This is crucial for juniors. Continue to read and think in order to improve skills for the SAT tests. Honors and Advanced Placement Courses As Big Bear High School believes that students should be challenged at their highest levels, a number of honors and AP courses are made available. Honors English is offered for 9th through 11th grades. Advanced Placement English is available for seniors. Students in these classes are expected to have excellent writing skills and the ability and motivation to explore the English curriculum in greater depth than students enrolled in the regular program. In our Social Science Department, Honors History will be offered to 10th grade students. Advanced Placement U.S. History is available to junior students. Honors Government and Economics is in place for seniors. Students in these classes should excel in the social sciences and history and should have good skills in English. Math Department offers two Advanced Placement courses in Calculus and Statistics. Advanced Placement Calculus is the most rigorous course in the math department. into AP Calculus follows successful completion of Trigonometry and Pre-calculus. As seniors, the science students may take Advanced Placement Biology or Advanced Placement Physics if the and the quality of their previous science courses have qualified them. Although only three years of science are required for graduation, serious college bound science students should consider four years of science. Spanish and American Sign Language (ASL) are offered from levels I through III and ASL and AP Spanish as a fourth year. Students in AP Spanish are taught to an adequate level of fluency in order to complete the Advanced Placement Exam in early May.
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