Here is a list of Detailed Academic Advising Services.
One-on-one Junior Interviews
- Occurs in the spring of their junior year
- College preferences are identified
- Schedule SAT/ACT testing dates
- Review graduation plan to identify targeted classes for their senior year
- Review Dual Enrollment progress at the local colleges
One-on-one Senior Interviews
- Occurs twice: Fall and follow-up in the Spring
- Review service ministry hours attained and needed
- Review SAT/ACT scores and compare with the colleges or universities of their choice
- Walk through the FAFSA process
- Walk through the application process
- Review and update their student resumes
- Identify dates for college visits
- Narrow down college or university placements to their top four
- Administer career and college major assessments as needed
- Assist with college applications and scholarship application
Provide Support for Families of Seniors
- Assist parents through the FAFSA application
- Provide families with scholarship resources and information
- Provide a timeline of what needs to occur when during the senior year.
- Provide official and final transcripts within 5 business days upon receipt of a Transcript Request Form.
- Be available to meet for any questions, concerns, worries or additional support as needed.
Dual Enrollment Services (for all Juniors and Seniors)
Testing
- Freshman: PSAT 8/9
- Optional: Pre-ACT
- Sophomore: Pre-ACT and PSAT-10
- Optional: PSAT/NMSQT
- Junior: PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test)
- Optional: Spring of junior year – SAT and ACT
- Senior: SAT and/or ACT
