As students transition into the sophomore year, the college conversation becomes more focused as students start to think about testing and scores. Tenth graders have two formal contacts with Mr. Rybarczyk, the first during the fall administration of the PSAT, and the second during the Spring Family Meeting for Sophomores and Families. At this meeting, students will learn about using Scoir to build resumes, take career assessments, and research schools. Students are encouraged to make appointments with Mr. Rybarczyk to discuss any questions and/or concerns.
Open to all freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, the SAT/ACT Prep Class will afford the student the opportunity to learn and practice test-taking strategies.
Sophomores and juniors will take the PSAT test in mid-October. Around Thanksgiving, the College Counselor will share a detailed score report highlighting each student’s strengths and potential areas of growth. While the freshman and sophomore tests are intended to introduce the student to the formal testing environment, the junior test is the first step to entering the National Merit® Scholarship Program.
Held annually at an independent Cleveland-area school, this program will feature a panel of admissions deans representing several colleges.
At this meeting, Mr. Rybarczyk will discuss ways to use the summer to assist in the college search/admission process and make the most of the junior year.
Held annually at a Cleveland-area independent school, this event features over 80 colleges and universities and panel programming. Open to sophomores and juniors only.