Set up a daily schedule for studying.  Study until it becomes a habit, not a chore.  

Talk with your parents and teachers about your plans for the future.

This will help you prepare for the SAT and help you know what you can do to strengthen your scores.

 Revise your 4-year plan and schedule courses that align with your career interests, diploma type and plans for the future.

Make sure you know the requirements for graduation and beyond.

Re-center yourself by looking at your Matchmaker results.  If you’re still interested in those results, move forward with saving your careers and looking toward colleges if that applies to your career options

Look at admissions/acceptance requirements for colleges, technical schools, military branches, and careers you're interested in

Getting involved in extracurricular activities like sports and clubs as a freshman greatly enhances your success in high school.  It provides a connection to positive relationships with peers, teachers, and coaches.

Find a cause or two you feel strongly about and start volunteering.

Keep track of your activities and educational accomplishments including awards or certifications