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About Me:
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First Generation College Student
I’ve worked in college admissions for over 6 years!
I attended Rockville High School (c/o 2013), Frostburg State University, B.S. (c/o 2017), and Grand Canyon University, M.S. (c/o 2023)
Outside of school, my favorite things are working out, reading, and listening to music.
Ms. lisa D. Romero
Ms. lisa D. Romero
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
College & Career Information Coordinator (CCIC)
Email: Lisa_D_Romero@mcpsmd.org
Phone Number: (240) 740-3670
Room Number: 103 (next to the Counseling Office)
Office Hours: Monday through Friday from 7:45am to 3:45pm
CEEB Code: 2 1 0 5 6 4
Let's chat about your plans after graduation!
What's your post-secondary goal?
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What I Can Help With:
Applying to colleges, jobs, internships, etc.
Provide assistance in completing your Financial Aid, Scholarships, MSFAA, & CSS Profile applications
Review your college essay and resume
Explore options if you're undecided on what to do after high school graduation
additional college advising support services
additional college advising support services
GPS Flyer with QR Code.pdfGuided Pathway Support Program is a free college and scholarship application and advising program for African American high school juniors and seniors.
Contact Kiya Jones, Program Director for Guided Pathway Support Program for more info at kjones@ronbrown.org or 434-964-1588
Future Link Flyer Combined.pdfGuided Pathway Support Program is a free college and scholarship application and advising program for African American high school juniors and seniors.
Contact Kiya Jones, Program Director for Guided Pathway Support Program for more info at kjones@ronbrown.org or 434-964-1588
Combined Matriculate.pdfMatriculate provides free virtual college advising to eligible students across the country through a near-peer mentorship model. Students are eligible if they meet all of the following criteria:
Are on track to graduate high school in the Class of 2025, have an annual family income of less than $90,000, attend high school in the US (no citizenship requirement), have a 3.5 unweighted GPA on a 4.0 Scale, take a rigorous course load and/or a standardized test score in the 90th percentile.
If you have any questions or want more information, please contact their team at students@matriculate.org
2024 AG Flyer.pdfAdmissions Gambit empowers students through educational coaching. We coach 9th through 11th graders on high school course selection, summer planning, and other educational activities to make sure they have competitive applications before senior year. Once a student is a rising senior, we help them with the college list, financial aid, and college essays.
Contact Dr. Erwin Hesse for more info at ehesse@admissionsgambit.com or 301-615-2232
At NextGen, we connect high school students with University of Maryland student volunteers who can share their experiences, answer questions, and help them feel more confident about the transition to college. We also partner with MCPS high schools to provide workshops and group mentoring, organize campus tours, and even social gatherings — all free for students. It’s a unique way for our high school students to meet UMD students and receive experiences and resources to help them prepare for their future.
EOC Services Flyer (English) (003).pdfClick HERE to learn more about TRiO and their eligibility requirements.
Juniors and Seniors are allowed FIVE excused absences per year to visit a college campus of their choosing. Please have the Office of Admissions provide you with an excused letter on the day of your campus visit. You will turn the excused letter to Ms. Bradley, the Attendance Office Secretary, within 24 hours.
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