List of schools you’re applying to (2 year? 4 year? In-state? Out-of-State? Public? Private?)
Try the Common App as a resource of reviewing colleges in one spot. (CLICK HERE)
(Need help with the application fee? You may be eligible for a waiver!)
Make an appointment with Dr.. Virgil to learn more.
Learn the submission deadlines (Regular, ED, Rolling or Continuous)
Visit the campus if possible (or visit virtually by going here)
Speak with a representative or recruiter from that college (Dr. Virgil can help arrange a meeting)
Complete application(s)
Complete FAFSA Application beginning October 2025 https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
Most schools require a complete FAFSA application to be considered for scholarships
High school transcript (Request Here )
ACT and/or SAT scores (dates listed under this section of the website)
Personal application essays
Personal app essay
Recommendation letters (1 personal, 2 professional)
Other documentation to submit along with the application (proof of residency, immunization record if living on-campus, etc.)
Details of where and how to submit (typically you will work with your registrar or admissions officer)
List of questions to ask if you cannot find the information on the college website
The application process can feel very overwhelming at times and that is perfectly normal. You can sign up for a College Application/Scholarship Help Session Every Friday. The link will always be sent via the counseling remind group every Monday.