Alumni Transcript Request Form

Senior Application Process: Meet with your High School Counselor

Federal Financial Aid/CSS Profile: Students can begin to fill out the FAFSA beginning October 1 or their senior year. You must create an FSA ID before you can begin the FAFSA. One parent also must create a FSA ID in order to add their information to the student FAFSA Application. The CSS Profile is a financial aid application required by some schools. some 

• FAFSA (Free Application For Student AID)

• CSS Profile

Scholarship Search Engines: These search engines can be used to help students find scholarships across the country. We also list regional scholarships on Naviance and email students when the list has been updated.

• FastWeb.com

• CollegeBoard.org

• Cappex.com

NWR Local Scholarship Program: Local organizations award scholarships to North Warren Seniors each year. The information is presented to seniors in mid-January and applications are due in mid-March. Contact Mrs. Richardson for questions. 

College Visits/Open Houses:  See what college reps are coming to NWR by clicking on upcoming counseling events above. Find college open houses in the Northeast by clicking here.

Naviance Family Connection

• Naviance is a comprehensive college and career readiness solution that helps NorthWarren align student strengths and interests to postsecondary goals, improving student outcomes and connecting learning to life 

• For Student and Parents, parents please contact your child's counselor to set up an account. 

Career/Technical School/Apprenticeship: Students not wishing to go to a 2 or 4 year school may consider a Career/Technical School or an Apprenticeship. These options allow a student more hands on learning, though classroom learning is still typically required. 

• Apprenticeships in New Jersey

Military Academies: Applying to any of our country's Military Academies is a very specific process. Students should start the process in their Junior year and be well aware of what is required of them to apply to an Academy. Most require a congressional nomination, medical history, physical fitness test, extremely high academic standing and test scores. 

Milirary Recruitment: The North Warren Regional School District is required to provide grade 11 and grade 12 student names, addresses, and telephone numbers to military recruiters unless you specifically tell us not to do so. Please complete the “consent to publish” form in the parent portal on Genesis. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mr. Jay Hill, School Counselor and Military Liaison, at 908-362-8211 ext. 1505 or jhill@northwarren.org.  To opt out  of military recruitment see letter below.