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The Covenant School's Philosophy Towards College Advising
The Covenant School's Philosophy Towards College Advising
Students at The Covenant School learn that applying to and enrolling in college is an individual experience that should accurately reflect their strengths, passion, potential, and capabilities. In order to achieve this, our culture is such that: students feel comfortable sharing personal preferences and details; unhealthy competition and comparison is mitigated; family and faculty involvement is intentionally implemented throughout the high school years; and structures are in place to guide students into deeper understanding of themselves.
In order to make the most informed decision about which students will be successful on their campus, colleges consider many factors for admission.
Application Timelines
Application Timelines
Most schools offer a variety of application options for admissions. Deciding the right one for you can depend on many factors.
College is expensive, and it is important to know your options when it comes to paying for higher education.
Every high school has unique characteristics about their college advising program. Learn what makes Covenant's distinctive.
There are some things that students can begin working on as early as freshmen year, but momentum in the application process truly picks up junior year. Being aware of what you might be able to do for each year of high school is an important responsibility.
Bio - Hunter Francis
Bio - Hunter Francis
Learn more about The Covenant School's Director of College Advising, Hunter Francis, including what he has been reading lately and scholarships that have caught his eye.
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