Sophomore Seminar is designed to familiarize students with resources both on-line and in the career resource center; these will help sophomores with their career search process. Through small group discussions, students will begin the process of examining their interests, values, personality traits, and aptitudes. Time is also spent discussing the importance of experiential knowledge; such knowledge can be acquired through shadowing, extracurricular activities, volunteering, and internships. Sophomores will receive a Scoir account to help them navigate through the career and college search process.

The focus of Junior seminar is to help students choose realistic post-secondary options. Students will be shown various areas of Scoir and how the on-line program can help them with their post-secondary plans. The college application process is described in detail. Students learn when and how to make college visits and about the college interview. Personal statements, letters of recommendations and academics are emphasized. Students are continually encouraged to participate in Shadowing Experiences, Internship program, Explorer Posts, extra-curricular activities, and volunteer experiences. Students are provided with an opportunity to utilize the resources of the Career Resource Center to research areas of occupational interest.

Senior seminar is offered in September to help seniors finalize post high school plans. The college admissions process is covered in detail including information on financial aid, application, letters of recommendation and essay writing. During the seminar, information regarding work, resumes, military recruitment and apprentices are offered.