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Junior year is an excellent time to begin thinking about your post-secondary plan. You may find it helpful to begin to schedule college, or trade school visits. You may also begin to search for ways to pay for your education. Visit CCGI to begin the college searching process. Mrs. Vas Dinis will be visiting your classrooms to provide information to help you navigate this process!
SAT Update
SAT Update
As of now, local SAT and ACT tests have been cancelled. Test offerings for the class of 2022 will be dependent upon schools re-opening.
CSUs, Ucs, and NCAA have all made public statements waiving the testing requirements for the 2020-2021 school year. No public statements have been made at this time regarding testing for future classes.
ASVAB TESTING
ASVAB TESTING
Attention juniors! The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) will be given on December 5th. This free interest inventory is a great way to learn about careers, as well as your abilities and interests for all jobs. While offered by the Armed Services, there is no military obligation. It is open to juniors but spots are limited! Please sign up in google classroom later this month.
JUNIOR YEAR COLLEGE TIMELINE (3).pdf
Scholarship Opportunities for Juniors!
Scholarship Opportunities for Juniors!
Introducing the College Board Opportunity Scholarships
Introducing the College Board Opportunity Scholarships
The College Board has launched a new scholarship program with $5 million of scholarships each year,
The College Board has launched a new scholarship program with $5 million of scholarships each year,
beginning with the class of 2020.
beginning with the class of 2020.
For more information and to get started, click Here.
The Scholarships
The more effort you put in, the more opportunities you have to earn a scholarship. Complete all six, and you’re eligible to earn $40,000. Scholarships will be awarded through monthly drawings to students who complete each action.
1. Build Your College List: $500
Get started by exploring colleges you're interested in. Learn More
2. Practice for the SAT: $1,000
Use Official SAT Practice on Khan Academy® to get ready for test day. Learn More
3. Improve Your Score: $2,000
Show how practice pays off by improving your SAT score. Learn More
4. Strengthen Your College List: $500
Make sure your college list has a mix of academic safety, fit, and reach schools. Learn More
5. Complete the FAFSA: $1,000
Fill out the free government form to apply for financial aid. Learn More
6. Apply to Colleges: $1,000
Apply to the schools you want to attend. Learn More
Complete Your Journey: $40,000
Complete all six scholarship steps to be eligible for a $40,000 scholarship. Learn More
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