Juniors and Seniors: Representatives from colleges and universities are visiting our campus. Please check with the counselors in Student Services for a complete listing.
For juniors
Summer pre-college programs are a good way to learn about a prospective college. Here's the scoop:
- A summer pre-college program allows high school students to experience college courses in a college environment. Check Feb. 6th's posting.
- There is a fee for these programs, but frequently scholarships are available.
- If you have a specific college in mind, you can call that college's admissions office or check out the school's Web site.
Something as simple as reading a newpaper or news magazine can help you get prepared for college:
- Reading about current events will increase your vocabulary,help you understand international issues, and allow you to add to class room discussions.
- You can develop your leadership skills by donating your time and effort to any one of the following organizations or activities:
Any school-sponsored clubs such as an art, drama, science, math, or service club Church youth groups; Local community center; Local Goodwill or homeless shelter; etc. - Chairing a committee for a short-term project is a good way to get experience in a leadership role.
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