This is more important than ever. They can help you every step of the way. Make sure that you are meeting all of the requirements for graduation and acceptance to the colleges you are considering. 

Click the link below to set up your Senior Check In with your counselor

A-G Mrs. Pierce CLICK HERE

H-O Mrs. Harris CLICK HERE

P-Z Mrs. Almaguer CLICK HERE

If you did not take it as a junior, or if you are not satisfied with your score. Some schools have a minimum ACT score as a requirement for acceptance.

LHS will be offering a Senior-Only ACT Opportunity on October 17th and 31st. More information to come via email.

The Oct. 28th test may be the final qualifying test for admission. CHECK WITH YOUR COLLEGE OF CHOICE.

The December 9th test may still be an option for scholarships. 

To register: www.act.org 

Lancaster High School's hub for testing

AP

ACT

PSAT

End of Course Exams

Click here for testing information

Start applying to the schools that you are considering. Make sure to take your time during the application process. Avoid the small, silly errors. Also, many schools require an application fee. Check with your school counselor to see if you qualify for a fee waiver.

Don't forget to request a transcript!

Applying using COMMON APP?

• If you need help completing your application or with any step in the College App process, Mrs. Elick with Fairfield County College Bound can work with you one on one.  You can reach her by email at h_elick@lcsschools.net

Think about the people you want to ask for letters of recommendation. Think about teachers, school counselors, coaches, and employers. Make sure you ask them with at least a two week notice. Remember-be very grateful for their help!

Get your letter of rec from your counselor rolling with a BRAG SHEET.

(Free Application for Federal Student Aid). You want to do this as soon as possible. Remember: there are many resources where you can get help filling out the FAFSA if you need it. Talk to your guidance counselor if you have concerns.

FAFSA Help Night: January 10th 5-7pm

FAFSA Help Here

You may still not be decided on what college you want to go to. Continue to do    your research and start narrowing down your options.

There are both local and national scholarships. You need to apply for as many scholarships as you possibly can. They aren’t always easy to come by. Start the investigation now! Remember: you are not alone. Your school counselor can be of great assistance during this process.

Fairfield County Foundation Scholarship Help Night: December 14th 5-7 pm

Check our Financial Aid page

Many scholarship deadlines will be creeping up on you soon. Make sure you don’t miss out on applying to scholarships or applying to your favorite school.

It should arrive 4 weeks after you file your FAFSA.

Compare financial aid packages from the different schools that you are considering. This can help you determine what school you want to attend.

Notify the schools that you applied for but are not going to attend of your decision. Make sure your final transcript is sent in to the school of your choice.