Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
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The below are mixed events for Juniors and Seniors. PLEASE READ THROUGH ALL THE UPCOMING EVENTS!
HESC OCTOBER UPDATES:
This month, HESC will be hosting a series of events aimed at guiding students and families through the financial aid process. These events will feature presentations and trainings on avoiding common financial aid application errors, and discussions highlighting grant and scholarship opportunities for students.
2027-28 FAFSA Form Now Open!
The 2027–28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form is now open! Students who submit their applications early help to maximize their financial aid opportunities for college.
What you’ll need to do:
Gather all necessary documents and create a StudentAid.gov Account.
Complete their FAFSA application.
Why apply early?
Students will know their aid eligibility sooner.
Gives students time to correct unexpected errors or delays.
Colleges use this information to build students' financial aid packages.
NYS STEM Incentive Program Applications Open October 1
Applications for the 2027–28 NYS STEM Incentive Program open October 1. Eligible students must rank in the top 10% of their New York State high school graduating class and must apply during their senior year of high school.
The program provides a full-tuition scholarship for eligible students pursuing an approved STEM degree at a SUNY or CUNY college. Students may not receive both the NYS STEM Incentive Program award and the Excelsior Scholarship, as both provide full-tuition benefits.
To remain eligible for an award, students must complete the FAFSA and TAP applications each year.
Application deadline: August 15, 2027
For complete eligibility requirements and additional information, visit hesc.ny.gov/stem.
Upcoming HESC Virtual Events for Parents and Students:
Not eligible for FAFSA? Get support with other NYS financial aid applications: 10/5 at 5p, 10/21 at 12p
Creating Your StudentAid.gov (FSA ID) Account:10/27 at 4p
Cómo crear su cuenta StudentAid.gov (La credencial FSA ID):10/15 at 4p:
Need Help? Join a Free Virtual Event!
👉 View the full list of upcoming HESC events.
Financial Aid Program Reminders:
FAFSA:
FAFSA Just Got Faster
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid just launched “real-time estimates” for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form.This will enable most students to create a StudentAid.gov account, complete the FAFSA form, and receive results in as little as 15 minutes! Previously, students waited up to three days after submission to receive their Student Aid Index (SAI) and Federal Pell Grant eligibility.
Students eligible for NYS financial aid through the NYS DREAM Act can submit their TAP application through the NYS DREAM Act portal.
FAFSA submission is a critical step in determining eligibility and gaining access to NYS financial aid programs such as Excelsior, STEM, and many others.
FAFSA Ready Training New training opportunities are available through the NYS FAFSA Ready Training Program: We also offer on demand, interactive sessions to fit your schedule.
👉 View all NYS Grants & Scholarship Opportunities
Got Questions? HESC’s Phone Lines are Open!
Students and families can call HESC directly for financial aid assistance at 1-888-697-4372
No appointment needed! This change allows us to provide faster, more accessible to students and families navigating the financial aid process.
You can call HESC directly for financial aid assistance, general questions, or to reset a student's HESC PIN at 1-888-697-4372.
Important: To protect student privacy, students must be present on the call when requesting a PIN reset or assistance with their HESCpin account.
Visit the HESC website for more resources.
HESC Text Alerts: Students and their families can stay on track for college success by signing up for HESC Texts. You will receive reminders about important deadlines, financial aid updates, and tips—right to your phone.
Follow HESC on Social Media:
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College Mini Fairs.pdfClick the button above to access our MHS College-Mini Fair Site page which includes our Mini-Fair Google Calendar & Weekly schedule.
MHS College Mini-Fair Program
Meet College Admissions Representatives Right Here at MHS!
Starting Tuesday, September 15, 2026 - December 2026
The MHS School Counseling Department is excited to host a College Mini-Fair Program, where College Admissions Representatives visit MHS to connect directly with our students with over 100 colleges/universities participating.
From September through December, this program offers a unique opportunity for students to learn more about colleges and universities in a personalized setting. Students can meet with Admissions Representatives, ask questions about academic programs, campus life, scholarships, and more!
For Seniors, these visits can be especially valuable, as many of the Admissions Representatives visiting may be involved in evaluating college applications.
Don’t miss this chance to make a meaningful impression, make connections with College Admissions Representatives, and gather important insights into your college options!
2027-28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA® Form):
*NOW OPEN!!!
2026 Financial-Aid-for-College.pdfAll are welcome!
MHS COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
Thursday, October 8, 2026
7:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
MHS Auditorium
Do you have questions about the College Admissions Process?
Please join us for a College Admissions Roundtable Discussion evening!
College Admissions Representatives from Manhattanville University, Pace University, the University of New Haven and Purchase College, SUNY will be in attendance to share their insights, expertise, and discuss aspects of the college admissions process in a roundtable discussion. It will also be a wonderful opportunity to ask questions.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
9-12 MHS counselor connect (1).pdfPLEASE JOIN US!
MHS COUNSELOR CONNECT!
Grade 9-12 Parents & Guardians
Friday, October 23, 2026
8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
MHS MINI-THEATRE
Please RSVP for this event: LINK
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE!
Additionally, please also refer to: College Fair Guide & NACAC College Fairs (includes virtual college fairs)
REGIONAL COLLEGE FAIRS IN THE AREA!
Students and Parents: Admission is free and open to students and families.
There is no need to register.
FALL: OCTOBER 2026
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Duchess Community College Annual College Fair
6:00 - 8:00 pm
hosted by
Duchess Community College, Poughkeepsie Campus, NY
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Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Southern Westchester College Fair
Westchester County Center in White Plains, NY
6:00 – 8:30 pm
hosted by
Westchester-Putnam College Conferences, Inc.
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Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Northern Westchester College Fair
Jefferson Valley Mall in Yorktown Heights, NY
6:00 – 8:30 pm
hosted by
Westchester-Putnam College Conferences, Inc.
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Thursday, October 22, 2026
7:00 - 9:00 pm
hosted by
Rockland Community College in Suffern, NY
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Additionally, please also refer to: College Fair Guide & NACAC College Fairs (includes virtual college fairs)
NACAC In-Person College Fair:
Sunday, October 18, 2026
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
2026 NACAC Performing and Visual Arts Fair - New York City
For more information: Click Here
NACAC Virtual College Fairs:
THEY ARE FREE!
FALL: 2026:
Sunday, October 18, 2026: Register Here
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
2026 NACAC Virtual College Fair - October
Sunday, November 8, 2026: Register Here
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
2026 NACAC Virtual College Fair - November
SUNY's Free Application Weeks are back!
Don't miss out on the opportunity to apply to SUNY for FREE.
Students can visit suny.edu/apply for more information on how to apply
This includes all campuses, no matter which application vehicle the student uses.
Please remember that students can submit their application during the free application week period, but supplemental materials such as transcripts and letters of recommendation may be submitted after Free Application Week.
SUNY also has a variety of upcoming events and programming (in-person/virtual) for future students & families to help prepare for Free Application Week. Topics include but not limited to:
2026-Free-App-Weeks.pdfCHECK OUT FALL EVENTS WITH SUNY
2026-Fall-Events With SUNY.pdfOther hands-on virtual workshops offer assistance with either preparing for the FAFSA or FAFSA completion. Students can register at suny.edu/studentevents.
A full list of SUNY Programming events can be found at suny.edu/studentevents.
If you have any questions please contact the SUNY Recruitment Response Center: 1.800.342.3811 or 518.320.1888 or by email at askSUNY@suny.edu.
UPCOMING SUNY STUDENT EVENTS:
Multiple Dates: How to Apply: Step-by-step information on completing the SUNY application.
Multiple Dates: EOP Information Session: Discover the support services provided and the eligibility requirements for admission.
Multiple Dates: Discover SUNY: Learn about the campuses, academic programs, application and admissions process, financial assistance, and more!
Multiple Dates: FAFSA Overview: Steps you can take to prepare for FAFSA completion.
Multiple Dates: FAFSA Completion: This is a hands-on workshop, be ready to complete your FAFSA during the program.
Multiple Dates: Navigating EOP Financial Form: Receive guidance on the financial verification form.
FAFSA Completion & Financial Aid Workshops/Events:
SUNY On-line workshops for FAFSA Completion & Financial Aid Sessions: Join a SUNY financial Aid workshop. Click the link for event dates/times and to register. SUNY has a variety of upcoming on-line Financial Aid workshops and FAFSA Completion workshops that we encourage you to attend for support in completing your FAFSA and Financial Aid applications. See all upcoming SUNY FAFSA Completion Workshops; See all SUNY upcoming Financial Aid Info Sessions
CUNY Workshops for FAFSA Completion & Financial Aid: Click the link for event dates/times and to register. CUNY has a variety of upcoming on-line Financial Aid workshops and FAFSA Completion workshops that we encourage you to attend for support in completing your FAFSA and Financial Aid applications.
HESC Events: Click the link to browse by topic for event dates/times and to register. HESC offers a wide range of virtual events that can connect students and families with the information, resources, and financial aid experts they need to help them navigate the college application and financial aid process. Please also refer to this FAFSA/TAP Completion Events and HESC Events Calendar for more information on event descriptions, dates, and registration.
HESC Text Alerts: Students and their families can stay on track for college success by signing up for HESC Texts. You will receive reminders about important deadlines, financial aid updates, and tips—right to your phone.
Attention Juniors: HESC Events for Juniors: Scholarships & Financial Aid:
Date: Tuesdays @ 6:00 PM & Thursdays @ 6:00 PM
Overview: These sessions explore where to find scholarships, how to apply, and tips for navigating financial aid.
FOR SENIORS
FOR SENIORS
Announcements
Announcements
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE MHS SCHOOL COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
OCTOBER 2026
Dear Class of 2027 Seniors and Parents and Guardians:
Happy Fall! As October unfolds, we want to remind you how proud we are of your hard work, determination, and growth. This is an exciting and busy month full of opportunities to take key steps toward your future—whether that includes college, career training, military service, or other plans. It’s college application season and the kick off to your post-secondary journey! We’re here to help you with your post-secondary planning and talk through your options!
The MHS Counseling Department has created a comprehensive program to support you in your journey toward graduation and post-secondary planning. Please explore our site pages. For important dates, reminders, and upcoming events, see the 'Announcements' and 'Upcoming Events' sections.
Seniors, you've got this! Here are important reminders and goals to help you stay on track with your post-secondary plans:
It's Application Season: Your Path to Tomorrow Starts Now
Fall College Events Are Here—Don't Miss Out! Are you thinking about your college future? Military? Trade school? Whether you're just beginning to explore your options or ready to dive deeper, our fall lineup of college & career programming events has something for everyone. From college fairs, financial aid programming, college admissions representatives, student panels, and more, these events are designed to help you make informed decisions about your next chapter. Meet admissions representatives, connect with current students, ask questions, and get the inside scoop! Come ready to explore & Stay informed throughout this exciting journey. Check out our Upcoming Events section for updates.
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Senior Conferences: Schedule your Senior Conference with your School Counselor as soon as possible if you have not already done so. Your School counselor will meet with you one-on-one to discuss your post-secondary plans and walk you through the college application process.
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Complete Your “College Profile Survey” in Naviance (Required): Complete the "College Profile Survey" in Naviance if you have not done so already. This survey provides your School Counselor with important information needed to write a personalized recommendation letter for your college applications.
Students should thoughtfully complete all sections of the survey.
Parents/guardians also have a component to complete.
Your College Profile Survey must be completed prior to your Senior Conference.
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Letters of Recommendation:
Teacher Recommendations:
Teacher Recommendations:
Speak to your teacher in person to request a letter
Submit your request through Naviance at least 3 weeks before your college deadline date
Give your teacher the Teacher Letter of Recommendation (TLOR) Request Form (available from your School Counselor)
Your teacher will submit the letter electronically through Naviance by your college deadline.
Don't forget to thank your teacher for writing you a letter of recommendation.
School Counselor Recommendations: Your counselor will submit a letter of recommendation electronically through Naviance by your college deadline.
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Transcripts and GPA: Transcripts sent to colleges will include your final averages through junior year, your senior year courses in progress, and both weighted and unweighted GPAs. Junior-year grades represent the final full year of academic performance that colleges review during admissions. GPA includes final averages earned in grades 9–11 (all courses except Physical Education).
Transcripts and GPA: Transcripts sent to colleges will include your final averages through junior year, your senior year courses in progress, and both weighted and unweighted GPAs. Junior-year grades represent the final full year of academic performance that colleges review during admissions. GPA includes final averages earned in grades 9–11 (all courses except Physical Education).
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College Application Deadlines & Naviance:
College Application Deadlines & Naviance:
Important deadlines: Many schools have October 15th, November 1st, and/or November 15th deadlines for Early Action and Early Decision applications. We encourage you to work diligently and keep track of each school's specific timeline and deadliness. You are responsible for meeting all college deadlines and submitting your application on-time through the Common Application.
Naviance submissions: MHS will automatically send your transcript, letters of recommendation, and School Profile electronically through Naviance to all colleges listed in your "Colleges I'm Applying To" list by the specific college deadline. Please ensure your "Colleges I'm Applying To" list is accurate and current, with correct deadline dates for each institution.
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The Common Application: The Common Application opened August 1, 2026 for the Class of 2027. Create your account and refer to our "The Common Application" site page and "MHS Common Application FAQ" for details while completing your application.
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College Essays: Common Application Essay prompts: Your personal statement is your chance to tell your story! You can ask for feedback from your English Teacher & your School Counselor!
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Monitoring Your Applications/Application Portals: Check your email regularly (using the address provided on your applications). Colleges will send you a portal link to create an account where you can track your application status and submitted materials.
Monitoring Your Applications/Application Portals: Check your email regularly (using the address provided on your applications). Colleges will send you a portal link to create an account where you can track your application status and submitted materials.
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STARS Record (Self-Reported Transcript and Academic Record System): Some colleges require you to complete and submit the STARS Record in addition to the Common Application. Check which colleges require it & their deadlines to submit.
STARS Record (Self-Reported Transcript and Academic Record System): Some colleges require you to complete and submit the STARS Record in addition to the Common Application. Check which colleges require it & their deadlines to submit.
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SAT/ACT EXAMS & SCORES:
Register for Fall SAT and/or ACT exams if needed. ** Be mindful of Registration Deadlines!
Double-check your college’s standardized testing requirements - whether your colleges are test-optional or require scores.
If you plan to report your scores, please send your official SAT/ACT/AP scores to your universities/colleges directly through the College Board/ACT.
Please Note: MHS does not report standardized test scores. If your college requires scores, you must submit them directly through the College Board or ACT.
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College Visits & Campus Tours: Continue to visit and explore campuses. Experiencing campuses in person helps you understand the academic environment, campus culture, and overall fit.
Register for campus tours, information sessions, and student-led tours when possible
Participate in virtual tours if travel is not feasible
Reflect on which environments feel like the best fit
Document your impressions to support decision-making
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FINANCIAL AID: **Review Senior Financial Aid Updates & Financial Aid Site Page”
The FAFSA & TAP applications are open! — gather necessary documents and complete application forms as soon as possible.
Some schools require the CSS Profile-check each college’s website for details!
Review NYS Scholarships & Application Deadlines .
Research scholarships and make note of deadlines. Check Naviance for Scholarships!
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Additional Important Information:
MHS Senior College Application Process: For more details, refer to our "Senior College Application Process" site page.
Senior Year Timeline & Checklists: Review the resources on our website to stay on track through every stage of your college and post-secondary planning journey.
Service Learning Graduation Requirement: Continue engaging in service-learning activities to meet the MHS Service Learning Graduation Requirement (minimum 60 hours). Submit your hours through the Digital Service Learning System in Infinite Campus.
A Final Word of Encouragement: Make October Count! We know college applications and post-secondary planning can feel overwhelming. You are capable, prepared, and resilient for what comes next. This is your moment and we're excited to see where your journey takes you.
Pace yourself and balance your effort with self-care. Keep up with your classes, take care of your mental and physical health, and don't forget to celebrate the small wins along the way. This is still your senior year and don't forget to enjoy it.
You are not alone. Your School Counselor is here to support you with questions, timelines, college/post-secondary options, and guidance every step of the way. Reach out whenever you need us. We are your partner in this process, and we're invested in your success.
Keep moving forward, one thoughtful step at a time. Your future is bright, and we are cheering you on.
Warm regards,
April J. Ljumić, Administrator for School Counseling
MHS School Counseling Department
Class of 2027-Senior Conferences.pdfIT'S TIME TO SCHEDULE YOUR SENIOR CONFERENCE WITH YOUR SCHOOL COUNSELOR!!
SENIOR CONFERENCES: Senior Individual Work Session with your School Counselor:
We ask all Seniors to make an appointment to meet with your School Counselor for your individual Senior Conference.
During this conference, your School Counselor will meet with you to review your transcript, discuss your post-secondary plans and review the college application process.
THIS IS A WORK SESSION!
Students must attend in-person.
We recommend scheduling your Senior Conference during a free period or after school (2:05 p.m.). Senior conferences typically last one class period.
Please bring your Chromebook and have your Common Application account accessible.
If you have not done so already, please complete your “College Profile Survey” in Naviance ASAP.
Your College Profile Survey in Naviance must be completed prior to your Senior Individual Conference meeting with your School Counselor.
REMINDER SENIORS: PLEASE COMPLETE!
COLLEGE PROFILE SURVEY IN NAVIANCE:
Your "College Profile Survey" is required in order for your School Counselor to write your letter of recommendation for the college application process.
IN NAVIANCE: The "College Profile Survey" in Naviance is found under “Tasks from My School” button on the bottom right of the homepage. There is a student and parent section that must be completed.
If you have not done so already, please complete your “College Profile Survey” in Naviance ASAP.
September Senior Year: When you return in September of your Senior Year, you will be having an individual Senior Conference meeting with your School Counselor to discuss your post-secondary plans and review the college application process. *Please note: Your College Profile Survey in Naviance must be completed prior to your Senior Individual Conference meeting with your School Counselor.
Schedule your Senior Conference with your School Counselor!
Don't let this slip through the cracks—teachers appreciate advance notice and a personal touch.
Reach out to your School Counselor if you have questions or need the TLOR form.
Requesting Teacher Letters of Recommendations For College Applications:
Decide which teacher you would like to ask for a letter of recommendation for your college applications. Be sure to select a teacher that knows you well! As discussed in the Junior Conference, it is recommended that you choose a teacher from your Junior Year.
IN NAVIANCE: Request your (1) Teacher Letter of Recommendation. Go to Colleges/Apply to College/Letters of Recommendation. Click on “Add Request.” First identify the teacher that you would like to ask from the drop down menu. Choose the “All Current/Future Colleges” option and be sure to include a personal note in the box provided.
**Request Teacher Letters of Recommendations through Naviance at least 3 weeks before your College Application Deadline date.
IMPORTANT: ONCE SCHOOL BEGINS:
If you did NOT previously speak to your teacher to ask for/request a letter of recommendation during Junior year: Once school begins: Please see your teacher in person to ask for/request a letter of recommendation!
If you ALREADY spoke to your teacher to ask for/request a letter of recommendation during Junior year: Once school begins: You will follow up with your teacher in person. At that time, you will give the teacher your completed “Teacher Letter of Recommendation (TLOR) Request form” that your School Counselor will provide to you. See your School Counselor for the "TLOR Request Form."
DON'T FORGET TO THANK YOUR TEACHER! A thank you note is a nice expression of gratitude!
THE COMMON APPLICATION OPENED FOR THE CLASS OF 2027 ON AUGUST 1, 2026!
Beginning August 1, 2026 you can create your Common Application account at www.commonapp.org and begin completing the "Common Application General Application."
For information on tips and best practices and to create an account: commonapp.org.
When creating your Common Application account, this account must be registered with your child's personal email account and not a parent’s email account.
*Please remember your Common Application User Name Account Information & Password! *
Important Additional Notes:
Please refer to this "MHS Common Application FAQ Handout" while completing your “Common Application General Application.”
After you have decided which colleges you are applying to, then you can can add them to your "My Colleges list" on the Common Application and be ready to submit.
Don't forget to match Naviance with your Common Application account.
Your School Counselor will review this and other important information related to the Common Application when you return in September during your Senior Individual Conference student work session.
Click the button to the right for more information on setting up your Common Application and Matching Naviance with your Common Application Account.
Click to go to our Common Application Page.
Senior College Application Process:
Senior College Application Process: Please click on the button to the right to go to our Senior College Application Process Site Page to find helpful information on MHS College Applications processes, application steps, application checklists, common college application deadlines, Naviance, the Common Application, and much more.......
Click to go to our Senior College Application Process Page.
Senior Year Timeline & Checklists
Please click the button to the right to go out our Senior Year Timeline & Checklists Site Page for monthly and seasonal checklists to stay on top of your college and career journey!
Click to go to our Senior Timeline & Checklist Page.
COLLEGE APPLICATION DEADLINES & REMINDERS:
*Remember to check your email, create your college portal accounts and check your college portals regularly as this is how most colleges communicate and send application status updates. If you have any questions, please contact your School Counselor.
Please review & confirm your College Application Deadlines in Naviance: If you have a change of deadline date or you add a new College/University, it must be placed in Naviance no later than 2 weeks prior to the application deadline date. Additionally, please inform your School Counselor if you add a new College/University to your list in Naviance.
You are responsible for submitting your college application by your college deadline:
MHS will automatically send your transcript, letters of recommendation and the School Profile electronically through Naviance to all of your colleges listed in your “Colleges I’m Applying To” list in Naviance by your college deadline.
Keep Naviance Up To Date: Make sure your “Colleges I’m Applying To” list in Naviance is accurate and up to date - that your list includes all of the colleges you are applying to with the correct deadline dates. This is to ensure that your school documents (e.g., transcript, letters of recommendation) are submitted on time.
COLLEGE APPLICATION DEADLINES: Please take note of the following deadline dates for College Applications:
October 15
November 1
November 15
December 1
December 15
January 1
If you have a December 15th and/or a January 1st College Application Deadlines: Please make sure your “Colleges I’m Applying To” list in Naviance is accurate and up to date - that your list includes all of the colleges you are applying to with the correct deadline dates no later than Friday, December 4, 2026. This is to help ensure that your school documents (ie: transcript, letters of recommendation) are submitted on time and before the holiday recess to meet the January 1st deadline.
From December 23, 2026 - January 1, 2027, School is not in session due to the Holiday Recess.
School is back in session on January 4th, 2027.
REMINDER: Sending/Reporting SAT/ACT Scores to Colleges/Universities:
If you plan to report your scores, please send your official SAT/ACT/AP scores to your universities/colleges directly through the College Board/ACT.
SAT and/or ACT SCORES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY YOUR COLLEGE APPLICATION DEADLINES.
It is recommended that you arrange for your SAT/ACT Scores to be submitted to the colleges/universities you are applying to at least 3 weeks prior to the school's college application deadline.
Please note:
MHS DOES NOT send SAT/ACT/AP scores to colleges.
MHS DOES NOT post SAT/ACT or AP Exam scores on the MHS transcript.
MONITORING YOUR APPLICATIONS/APPLICATION PORTALS:
Create a College-Admissions Email Address:
Consider making a dedicated "college-admissions only" email address for communicating with colleges.
Check your Email Account/College Application Portal Accounts:
Once you submit your college applications, check your email (the email you provided in your application) on a regular basis.
Colleges will send you a link to create a portal account. This portal will allow you to check the status of your application and materials.
REMINDER: Please remember to check your email and college portal accounts regularly as this is how most colleges communicate and send application status updates.
If you have any questions, please contact your School Counselor.
The Self-Reported Transcript and Academic Record System (STARS) (formerly SSAR/SRAR) is a platform that allows students to submit their academic history directly to participating colleges and universities. Through STARS, you can report:
The schools you’ve attended
Your courses and grades
In-progress or planned coursework
In addition to the Common Application, you may be required to also complete and submit the "STARS RECORD: Self-Reported Transcript and Academic Record System."
Certain Colleges require the STARS to be completed.
For more infomation regarding the STARS: Which Colleges require the STARS; STARS FAQ; and Completing the STARS record, please refer to our STARS Section in our Senior College Application Process Page.
If you have any questions, please contact your School Counselor.
2026-2027 Common Application
Essay Prompts Announced:
The Common App Essay is a personal statement that students submit as part of their college applications through the Common Application.
Check out the list of Common Application Essay Prompts and Start to brainstorm ideas!
Click the button to the right for more information!
Click to go to our Common App Essay Prompt section on our Common Application Page
Your personal statement is your chance to tell your story!
SUMMER PLANNING:
Take time over the Summer to prepare & write your college essays!
WHEN YOU RETURN TO SCHOOL:
Once you have a DRAFT of your Personal College Essay, you can share it with your English Teacher and/or your School Counselor for review and feedback!
The NEW 2027 SUNY Viewbook is Here
Click this LINK to view the new Viewbook online!
The NEW 2027 SUNY Viewbook has been released!
This valuable tool is intended to help students get to know SUNY campuses and the many resources available to enhance their college experience. SUNY's goal is to help every student find their SUNY!
Click to go to our SUNY & CUNY Site Page
Click on the pop out to open the full SUNY Admissions Summary 2026
2026-Admission-Information-Summary-Sheets.pdfThe NEW 2026 SUNY Admissions Information Summary is Here!
Click this LINK
to view the Summary and other Forms, Publications, Presentations
from SUNY.
Click to go to our SUNY & CUNY Site Page
Attend Local College Fairs!
Check out the 2026 Regional College Fairs Schedule in our Area! Local college fairs provide a convenient way to meet admissions representatives and gather helpful information from a wide range of colleges, universities, and programs, all in one place. Attending college fairs can help you gain valuable insight and confidence as you begin the college search process. Be sure to take advantage of local fairs taking place this spring.
Why attend a college fair?
Learn about academic programs, campus life, and admissions requirements
Ask questions directly to college admissions representatives
Discover colleges that may not yet be on your list
Begin building your college list and narrowing down options
Tips for attending:
Prepare a few questions ahead of time
Bring a notebook or use your phone to track schools that interest you
Pick up materials and follow up with schools you’d like to learn more about
Click on the button to go out our Regional College Fairs Site Page
Additionally, please also refer to: College Fair Guide & NACAC College Fairs (includes virtual college fairs)
Check out Regional College Fair dates for Northern Westercher and Southern Westchester!
Click the button above to go to our College Fairs Page for links to access these on-line guides and resources.
Senior Reminder: If you have not yet taken an SAT or ACT exam, consider taking one early in your Senior year. You have the ability to register to take SAT/ACT Exams at MHS. Please check exam dates & registration deadlines for exams.
SAT/ACT Exams:
Please Check the College Board & ACT calendar for exam dates/registration information and deadlines.
** Please be mindful of Regsitration Deadlines to register for exams.
Click the button to the right for more information!
Click to go to our SAT/ACT Examination Page
College Board SAT Registration is Open for Summer & Fall 2026
The College Board has announced SAT Exam registration is now open for Summer & Fall 2026. Test dates and registration deadlines published by the College Board.
YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO TAKE YOUR SAT EXAM AT MHS!
Click to go to our SAT/ACT Examination Page
COLLEGE BOARD BLUEBOOK APPLICATION: The College Board “Bluebook Application” is a testing application from the College Board. Students use the Bluebook Application to take the digital SAT as well as for other digital College Board Exams like the PSAT & AP exams.
The Bluebook Application has been installed on all MHS Student Chromebooks!
Click the button to the right for more information!
Click to go to our SAT/ACT Examination Page
FEE WAIVERS
If you receive Free & Reduced Lunch, you may be eligible for a reduced fee for SAT/ACT exams, College Application fees, and College Concurrent Enrollment Application fees. A "Consent to Release Information" form must be completed.
See your School Counselor for information regarding eligibility, fee waivers, and the "Consent to Release Information" form.
Click the button to the right for more information and for links to the "Consent to Release Information" form.
Testing Accommodations / Requests for Testing Accommodations:
Testing Accommodations / Requests for Testing Accommodations:
Students with Disabilities: If your student receives testing accommodations at Mahopac High School based on a 504/IEP, they are not guaranteed to receive them for College Board Exams and ACT Exams.
Students with Disabilities: If your student receives testing accommodations at Mahopac High School based on a 504/IEP, they are not guaranteed to receive them for College Board Exams and ACT Exams.
Students with disabilities must apply for special testing accommodations for College Board/ACT exams. Please allow approximately 7 weeks for College Board and ACT to process the request for accommodations.
College Board Exams: In order to take a College Board Exam with accommodations, a student must be approved for accommodations by the College Board's Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) office and have received an SSD number.
To receive accommodations, you must apply with the College Board. You must complete and submit a "College Board Consent Form for Accommodations Request (for students with Disabilities)" and submit to your School Counselor.
To Apply for Accommodations for the ACT: You must apply for accommodations directly with ACT. Please note: If you would like to apply for testing accommodations for the ACT, you must indicate that when registering online for the exam. After you register, you will receive an email that you must forward to your School Counselor. You also need to provide a completed "Consent to Release Information to ACT (PDF) form and submit it to nyour School Counselor.
If you have additional questions, please contact your School Counselor.
Please click the button to the right for more information; link to the College Board SSD Consent Form for Accommodations Request; and link/directions to apply for accommodations for the ACT!
Click to go to the Requesting Testing Accommodations section in our SAT/ACT Examination Page
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS (JULY-AUGUST):
Please submit your completed "College Board Consent Form for Accommodations Request" to:
Maryann Argento in the MHS School Counseling Department: argentom@mahopac.org
DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR:
Please submit your completed "College Board Consent Form for Accommodations Request" to your School Counselor.
FAIR TEST: Test-Optional Colleges/Universities:
Colleges have introduced more flexibility and choice in their admissions process by offering "Test Optional" in the applicaition process.
For a list of Test-Optional colleges/universities, you can log into: https://fairtest.org/
REMINDER: Sending/Reporting SAT/ACT Scores to Colleges/Universities:
If you plan to report your SAT/ACT scores, please send your official SAT/ACT scores to your universities/colleges directly through the College Board/ACT.
Please note:
MHS does not send SAT/ACT/AP scores to colleges.
MHS does not post SAT/ACT or AP Exam scores on the MHS transcript.
Submitting SAT and/or ACT Scores to colleges/universities: SAT and/or ACT SCORES MUST BE SUBMITTED BY YOUR COLLEGE APPLICATION DEADLINES.
It is recommended that you arrange for your SAT/ACT Scores to be submitted to the colleges/universities you are applying to at least 3 weeks prior to the school's college application deadline.
College Athletics NCAA - Division I and II.
COMPLETE NCAA Eligibility Registration
If you are intending to participate in inter-collegiate athletics, review NCAA eligibility requirements using the list of NCAA approved courses.
Check out the list of MHS NCAA approved course list (go to our College Athletics NCAA Page)
Complete NCAA Eligibility Registration
Let your Counselor know! Discuss with your counselor!
Click to go to our
College Athletics/NCAA Page
MHS Service Learning Graduation Requirement Reminder:
Students are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours of Service Learning as a Graduation Requirement.
300+ Service Learning Hours:
Students who complete over 300 hours of community service will receive special recognition at the end of their Senior year.
IMPORTANT SENIOR DEADLINES:
MINIMUM 60 HOURS SERVICE LEARNING GRADUATION REQUIREMENT: Submit by TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 2027: Please submit your hours via our MHS Digital Service Learning System in Infinite Campus by TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 2027 to fulfill your graduation requirement.
300+ SERVICE LEARNING HOURS: Submit by FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2027: Students who plan to complete over 300 hours, please submit your hours no later than FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2027 to assure recognition at the end of Senior year.
Click to go to our Service Learning Page
MHS DIGITAL SERVICE LEARNING SYSTEM: Infinite Campus Integration & Processes/Procedures for Submitting Service Learning Hours & Viewing your Service Learning Hours Status.
MHS DIGITAL SERVICE LEARNING SYSTEM: Infinite Campus Integration & Processes/Procedures for Submitting Service Learning Hours & Viewing your Service Learning Hours Status.
Our MHS Digital Service Learning System is fully integrated into Infinite Campus. Students are able to submit their Completed Service Learning Hours Entries, view their Service Learning Submission History, and view their Total Service Learning Hours accumulated towards the graduation requirement directly in Infinite Campus!
Our MHS Digital Service Learning System is fully integrated into Infinite Campus. Students are able to submit their Completed Service Learning Hours Entries, view their Service Learning Submission History, and view their Total Service Learning Hours accumulated towards the graduation requirement directly in Infinite Campus!
Click the button below for more information, procedures and directions for our MHS Digital Service Learning System.
Click the button below for more information, procedures and directions for our MHS Digital Service Learning System.
Senior Financial Aid Updates/Reminders:
Senior Financial Aid Updates/Reminders:
2027-28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA® Form):
*NOW OPEN!!!
2026 Financial-Aid-for-College.pdfClick to expand-2 Pages
26-27 SUNY Financial-Aid-Resources Flyer.pdfClick to expand-2 Pages
26-27 SUNY Sources-of-Aid.pdfNEW FINANCIAL AID UPDATES: (Click the button above to view details in our Financial Aid For College Site Page)
✅ 2027-28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA® Form)- * NOW OPEN!!!
*FILE YOUR 2027-28 FAFSA to apply for aid for 7/1/27–6/30/28*
Parents/Guardians and Students: For more information regarding the FAFSA Application, please refer to the Federal Student Aid Website: FAFSA HOME
Steps you can take to get ready:
Create your FAFSA ID: This is required prior to completing the FAFSA. Go to https://studentaid.gov/help/fsa-id.
Visit HESC's Prepare What you Need Page for more information on documentation needed to complete the FAFSA.
✅ NEW YORK'S TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TAP) Application -*NOW OPEN!!!
✅ NYS STEM INCENTIVE PROGRAM APPLICATION -*NOW OPEN!!!
✅ DREAM ACT: Students eligible for NYS financial aid through the NYS DREAM Act can submit their TAP application through the NYS DREAM Act portal.
✅ NYS Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC):
HESC Financial Aid Comparison Tool
Receive text messages from HESC:
High school students and their parents can sign up to receive text messages from the NYS Higher Education Services Corporation to get connected to the resources they need to prepare for college and apply for financial aid. Text messages include key information about financial aid programs, how to apply, important deadlines, available events to assist students in completing applications, and resources to help put them on the right path toward their college careers.
Sign-up is quick and easy at: HESC Text Messaging Registration. Any questions can be sent to: thepath@hesc.ny.gov.
- HESC Financial Aid Opportunities!
- Financial Aid Workshops, Events, Initiatives, Resources & Supports for completing FAFSA & other Financial Aid Applications
- FAFSA Guidance from HESC/FAFSA Resources
✅ NYS Scholarships & Grants: See the full list of Opportunities!
✅ New Application Pathway for NYS Financial Aid
✅ Resources for DREAM Act & Alternate Eligibility Path document, now available on HESC website. This reference guide includes links for:
Additional scholarships (not administered by HESC),
Opportunities for internships and fellowships,
Peer groups and community support spaces, and
Know-your-rights information and legal support
The CSS Profile is an online application used by certain colleges and scholarship programs to award non-federal institutional aid.
Check your college to see if the CSS Profile is required!
Click here for the CSS Profile section on our Financial Aid for College Page.
NAVIANCE: Please check Naviance frequently for scholarship opportunities and information!
When in your Naviance account, under the tab “Colleges” find “Scholarships & Money” and click “Scholarship Search.”
Click here for the Scholarship Section on our Financial Aid for College Page.
FOR JUNIORS
FOR JUNIORS
Announcements
Announcements
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE MHS SCHOOL COUNSELING DEPARTMENT
OCTOBER 2026
Dear Class of 2028 Juniors and Parents and Guardians:
We hope you've had a great start to the school year! Welcome to your Junior Year!
Junior year is an important time for exploration, preparation, and planning. Whether you're considering college, career training, the military, or entering the workforce. We want to make sure you feel confident about your next steps. Our School Counseling Department is looking forward to supporting you on your journey toward life after high school!
The MHS Counseling Department has created a comprehensive program to support you in your journey toward graduation and post-secondary planning. Please explore our site pages. For important dates, reminders, and upcoming events, see the 'Announcements' and 'Upcoming Events' sections.
Juniors-Let’s start exploring! Here are important reminders and goals to help you stay on track with your post-secondary plans:
Junior Year Timeline & Checklists: Review our Junior Year Timeline & Checklists to stay on track through every stage of post-secondary planning.
Explore Your Future Path: Research careers that match your interests and strengths. You can begin researching colleges, military options, technical/trade schools, or other post-secondary options.
Focus on Academics; Transcripts and GPA: Junior-year grades represent the final full year of academic performance that colleges review during admissions. GPA includes final averages earned in grades 9–11 (all courses except Physical Education). Transcripts sent to colleges in the Fall of your senior year will include your final averages through junior year, and both weighted and unweighted GPAs.
Throughout your junior year, it's important to focus on your academic success while also maintaining your involvement in extracurricular activities.
Update Your Activity List: Begin tracking your extracurriculars, volunteer work, jobs, and leadership roles. This will be helpful for applications, scholarships, and letters of recommendation when it’s time for college application season come senior year.
Plan for Standardized Testing:
Consider signing-up for the PSAT Exam at MHS (October). The PSAT is the qualifying test for the National Merit Scholarship.
Start thinking about the SAT and/or ACT. (Spring testing). It's good to know your timeline and test registration deadlines. Please refer to our SAT/ACT Exam Info Site Page for more information.
Check Your Email Regularly & and your Grade Level Google Classroom: Important announcements, College programming events, MHS College Mini Fair visits, and scholarship info etc. will be communicated.
Attend College & Career Events: Watch for upcoming MHS College Programming Events; MHS College Mini-Fairs Program (September-December) College visits to MHS (meet with College Admissions Reps, Military Reps, and Trade School Reps); Fall & Spring Regional College Fairs; Career Events; MHS Counseling Department programs, events, and opportunities!
Explore Naviance: Use Naviance to start to research colleges and career paths. You can start thinking about majors/areas of study in college and career planning that you may be interested in.
Service Learning Graduation Requirement: Continue engaging in service-learning activities toward meeting the MHS Service Learning Graduation Requirement (minimum of 60 hours). Be sure to submit your hours through the Digital Service Learning System in Infinite Campus.
Attend Counseling Department Programming Specifically For Juniors: Kicking off the College Research/Search Process & More: Stay tuned! More info to come!
Counselor Connect-Grades 9-12 Parents & Guardians (Friday, October 23, 2026-8:30am): Join us for an open dialogue with MHS School Counselors.
Junior Conferences (Starting January 6, 2027): Meet with your School Counselor: Individual Meeting scheduled with your School Counselor to discuss your goals, options, next steps for your post-secondary planning, review the college research and application process, graduation requirements, your transcript, and your Senior Year Course Schedule.
Junior College Planning Night - Admissions 101/Navigating the College Search Process (January 7, 2026-6:30pm): The MHS School Counseling Department is collaborating with College Admissions Representatives for an evening for Junior Students and Families on College Planning & The College Application Process.
Senior Year Course Schedule: (February/March): Meet with your School Counselor to discuss Senior year scheduling options. Register for your Course Selections for Senior Year Class Schedule.
Spring 2027 Regional College Fairs: Schedule TBA
College Essay Writing Virtual Workshop): (Tentative Date: Thursday, June 4-6:30pm) 2026: Via Zoom
Let’s make it a great Junior year! You don't need all the answers right now—this is the time to ask questions, explore options, and set goals. Your School Counselors are here to support, encourage, and guide you every step of the way through post-secondary planning, college research, and applications. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions or need support. We're looking forward to an exciting Junior Year!
Warm regards,
April J. Ljumić, Administrator for School Counseling
MHS School Counseling Department
Junior Year Timeline & Checklists
Please click the button to the right to go out our Junior Year Timeline & Checklists Site Page for monthly and seasonal checklists to stay on top of your college and career journey!
Click to go to our Junior Timeline & Checklist Page.
October 17, 2026: MHS PSAT Exam Registration Information
MHS Class of 2028 (Juniors) & Class of 2029 (Sophmores):
The Preliminary SAT exam, known as the PSAT, is being administered at Mahopac High School on Saturday, October 17, 2026. As per the College Board, the PSAT is only being administered in a Digital format. Students will use their MCSD Chromebooks to take the exam.
If you are interested in taking the PSAT on Saturday, October 17, 2026 at Mahopac High School, please review the document in the link below for registration details and information. Registration needs to be completed no later than Monday, September 14, 2026.
LINK: MHS October 17 2026 PSAT Exam Registration Information
If you have any additional questions regarding the PSAT exam, please contact Mr. James Melville (melvillej@mahopac.org).
MHS Service Learning Graduation Requirement Reminder:
Students are required to complete a minimum of 60 hours of Service Learning as a Graduation Requirement.
300+ Service Learning Hours:
Students who complete over 300 hours of community service will receive special recognition at the end of their Senior year.
Click to go to our Service Learning Page
MHS DIGITAL SERVICE LEARNING SYSTEM: Infinite Campus Integration & Processes/Procedures for Submitting Service Learning Hours & Viewing your Service Learning Hours Status.
MHS DIGITAL SERVICE LEARNING SYSTEM: Infinite Campus Integration & Processes/Procedures for Submitting Service Learning Hours & Viewing your Service Learning Hours Status.
Our MHS Digital Service Learning System is fully integrated into Infinite Campus. Students are able to submit their Completed Service Learning Hours Entries, view their Service Learning Submission History, and view their Total Service Learning Hours accumulated towards the graduation requirement directly in Infinite Campus!
Our MHS Digital Service Learning System is fully integrated into Infinite Campus. Students are able to submit their Completed Service Learning Hours Entries, view their Service Learning Submission History, and view their Total Service Learning Hours accumulated towards the graduation requirement directly in Infinite Campus!
Click the button below for more information, procedures and directions for our MHS Digital Service Learning System.
Click the button below for more information, procedures and directions for our MHS Digital Service Learning System.
Additionally, please also refer to: College Fair Guide & NACAC College Fairs (includes virtual college fairs)
Check out Regional College Fair dates for Northern Westercher and Southern Westchester!
Click the button above to go to our College Fairs Page for links to access these on-line guides.
Attend Local College Fairs!
Check out the 2026 Regional College Fairs Schedule in our Area! Local college fairs provide a convenient way to meet admissions representatives and gather helpful information from a wide range of colleges, universities, and programs, all in one place. Attending college fairs can help you gain valuable insight and confidence as you begin the college search process. Be sure to take advantage of local fairs taking place this spring.
Why attend a college fair?
Learn about academic programs, campus life, and admissions requirements
Ask questions directly to college admissions representatives
Discover colleges that may not yet be on your list
Begin building your college list and narrowing down options
Tips for attending:
Prepare a few questions ahead of time
Bring a notebook or use your phone to track schools that interest you
Pick up materials and follow up with schools you’d like to learn more about
Click on the button to go out our Regional College Fairs Site Page
SAT/ACT Exams:
Please Check the College Board & ACT calendar for exam dates/registration information and deadlines.
** Please be mindful of Regsitration Deadlines to register for exams.
Click the button to the right for more information!
Click to go to our SAT/ACT Examination Page
College Board SAT Registration is Open for Summer & Fall 2026
The College Board has announced SAT Exam registration is now open for Summer & Fall 2026. Test dates and registration deadlines published by the College Board.
YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO TAKE YOUR SAT EXAM AT MHS!
Click to go to our SAT/ACT Examination Page
COLLEGE BOARD BLUEBOOK APPLICATION: The College Board “Bluebook Application” is a testing application from the College Board. Students use the Bluebook Application to take the digital SAT as well as for other digital College Board Exams like the PSAT & AP exams.
The Bluebook Application has been installed on all MHS Student Chromebooks!
Click the button to the right for more information!
Click to go to our SAT/ACT Examination Page
FEE WAIVERS
If you receive Free & Reduced Lunch, you may be eligible for a reduced fee for SAT/ACT exams, College Application fees, and College Concurrent Enrollment Application fees. A "Consent to Release Information" form must be completed.
See your School Counselor for information regarding eligibility, fee waivers, and the "Consent to Release Information" form.
Click the button to the right for more information and for links to the "Consent to Release Information" form.
Testing Accommodations / Requests for Testing Accommodations:
Testing Accommodations / Requests for Testing Accommodations:
Students with Disabilities: If your student receives testing accommodations at Mahopac High School based on a 504/IEP, they are not guaranteed to receive them for College Board Exams and ACT Exams.
Students with Disabilities: If your student receives testing accommodations at Mahopac High School based on a 504/IEP, they are not guaranteed to receive them for College Board Exams and ACT Exams.
Students with disabilities must apply for special testing accommodations for College Board/ACT exams. Please allow approximately 7 weeks for College Board and ACT to process the request for accommodations.
College Board Exams: In order to take a College Board Exam with accommodations, a student must be approved for accommodations by the College Board's Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) office and have received an SSD number.
To receive accommodations, you must apply with the College Board. You must complete and submit a "College Board Consent Form for Accommodations Request (for students with Disabilities)" and submit to your School Counselor.
To Apply for Accommodations for the ACT: You must apply for accommodations directly with ACT. Please note: If you would like to apply for testing accommodations for the ACT, you must indicate that when registering online for the exam. After you register, you will receive an email that you must forward to your School Counselor. You also need to provide a completed "Consent to Release Information to ACT (PDF) form and submit it to nyour School Counselor.
If you have additional questions, please contact your School Counselor.
Please click the button to the right for more information; link to the College Board SSD Consent Form for Accommodations Request; and link/directions to apply for accommodations for the ACT!
Click to go to the Requesting Testing Accommodations section in our SAT/ACT Examination Page
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS (JULY-AUGUST):
Please submit your completed "College Board Consent Form for Accommodations Request" to:
Maryann Argento in the MHS School Counseling Department: argentom@mahopac.org
DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR:
Please submit your completed "College Board Consent Form for Accommodations Request" to your School Counselor.
College Athletics NCAA - Division I and II.
REMINDERS: JUNIORS: BY END OF JUNIOR YEAR!
COMPLETE NCAA Eligibility Registration
If you are intending to participate in inter-collegiate athletics, review NCAA eligibility requirements using the list of NCAA approved courses.
Check out the list of MHS NCAA approved course list (go to our College Athletics NCAA Page)
Complete NCAA Eligibility Registration
Let your Counselor know! Discuss with your counselor!
Click to go to our
College Athletics/NCAA Page
NYS Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC):
HESC has an unwavering commitment to ensuring New York State students, parents, and academic partners have access to the critical financial aid information, tools, and resources they need to pursue their educational goals.
RECEIVE TEXT MESSAGES FROM HESC:
High school students and their parents can sign up to receive text messages from the NYS Higher Education Services Corporation to get connected to the resources they need to prepare for college and apply for financial aid. Text messages include key information about financial aid programs, how to apply, important deadlines, available events to assist students in completing applications, and resources to help put them on the right path toward their college careers. Sign-up is quick and easy at: HESC Text Messaging Registration. Any questions can be sent to: thepath@hesc.ny.gov.
Click the button to the right for more information on HESC and Financial Aid Information for College!
Click to go to the HESC section on our Finnancial Aid For College Site Page
Click to go to our Financial Aid For College Page
Attention Juniors: HESC Events for Juniors: Scholarships & Financial Aid:
Date: Tuesdays @ 6:00 PM & Thursdays @ 6:00 PM
Overview: These sessions explore where to find scholarships, how to apply, and tips for navigating financial aid.
COLLEGE & CAREER SEARCH (NAVIANCE)
Naviance is a college and career readiness software provider that partners with MHS to provide students and families with college planning and career assessment tools. This comprehensive program can be used to make decisions about courses, colleges and careers.
During your Junior Conference, your School Counselor will discuss how you will use Naviance in your college research, college visits, college application process and to access scholarship information.
You can start thinking about majors/areas of study in college and career planning that you may be interested in: Go back to Naviance and see your results from your “AchieveWorks Personality Assessment” (10th Grade) and the “Strengths Explorer Assessment” (9th Grade).
For more information click the button to the right.
Click to go to our Naviance Page
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