Community Service Logs ~ It is important to keep a running log of all volunteer and community service projects and hours that a student participates in. This information is used on scholarship, financial aid and college applications. To start your service log visit Mrs. jones in The HUB and pick up a form for your portfolio.
Writing The Personal Statement Essay ~ The "personal statement essay" or an essay very similar is required for many scholarships. Click on the link to access resources to help aid you in writing your essay. Also included is a pdf of ideas to help you brainstorm topics to include. Stop by The HUB for additional resources.
Resume' Resources ~ The resume' is an important tool in assisting students in their preparation for scholarships, financial aid, the college application and summer employment. The icon links to the right have examples of resources that will aid students in developing a resume' that will help them stand out above others when applying.
The Letter of Recommendation ~ Letters of recommendation are often required if you are applying for scholarships, campus work study job opportunities, entrance into special fields such as nursing, engineering and business or simply seeking summer employment. This icon link will help you access resources for acquiring your letter of recommendation for your portfolio. Stop by The HUB for templates and more information on "the letter of recommendation".
The Importance of Saying "Thank You" ~ It is always important to follow up with a word of thanks after you receive any type of financial assistance for college. Your thank you note may address a committee, business, person or other donor types. Stop by The HUB and visit Mrs. Jones for a quick tutorial on how to write and address your thank you for the financial award you receive.
NCAA ACCESS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES ~ Students interested in playing college athletics should register with the NCAA. This applies to students in grades 10-11-12. Interested students need to go to https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/ and click on "New account", and follow the prompts. Connect with your high school coach for assistance in navigating the process.
College Planning Checklists ~ When preparing for college, students and parents often find assistance by following a grade level guide. Effective planning for college and beyond begins in middle school as early as grades seven and eight. The "Countdown 2 College" link provides helpful checklists for grades 8-12.
Remind for students and parents ~ Join your Remind graduating class to receive message updates on college and career resources including special events, guest speakers, college tour opportunities, financial aid, scholarships and more.
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