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College applications are submitted during senior year, but thoughtful planning begins much earlier.
Students are encouraged to begin exploring postsecondary options and preparing for the college application process throughout their time at Jackson Township High School. The resources below are designed to help students understand how to research colleges, plan effectively, and navigate each stage of the application process.
High school course selection plays a critical role in college admissions. Researching colleges early allows students to understand admission expectations and ensure their course selections align with the requirements and recommendations of institutions they are considering.
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Scoir is the program the JTHS Guidance Department uses to send college documents such as: Letters of Recommendation, Official Transcripts, and the School Profile. Students have access to SCOIR starting in their freshman year. DO NOT create your own account. Log in with Google using your student account. They can use this platform to explore colleges and careers. See your guidance high school guidance counselor for more information.
The National Association of College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) developed this all encompassing parent/student guide to the college admissions process. Topics include: Junior year planning, Standardized testing, college visits, parts of the application, financial aid and much more!
The Common Application is the most widely used online college admissions platform that allows students to apply to over 1,100 public and private colleges and universities worldwide using a single, centralized application. This website also has excellent college planning resources and materials for students and parents.
A free, comprehensive online tool provided by the College Board to help high school students plan for life after graduation. It is a centralized resource for career exploration, college selection, and financial planning.
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