College & Career

Class of 2024 College Acceptance Google Form

At Crossland HS, we are ALWAYS excited about students post high school plans. As you receive your college acceptances and scholarships, please share by completing the Google Form. College Signing Day is the 1st week of May 1 where the ENTIRE Crossland Community celebrate YOU! The date may seem far off but complete this google form as soon as you know! Don't worry if you have not made a decision or received all your acceptance letters let. You can EDIT and ADD to this form as many times as needed.

College Application Workshop 11/30

College Appliction Workshop

In case you missed the College Application Workshop on Thursday 11/30, here is the presentation to help get you started on applying for college. Remember if you have additional questions #AskAPeerLeader.

Resume Writing Workshop

Unlock the secrets to crafting a winning resume at our "Resume Writing Essentials" workshop! In this session, you'll learn the fundamental principles of creating a compelling resume that grabs employers' attention.

FAFSA Night in CHS Media Center Tuesday 1/23 6:00pm

FAFSA Night AND a Senior Parent Meeting. Dinner will be served!

At FAFSA Night, we will assist seniors and families with the FAFSA Application Process. In preparation for FAFSA Night, PLEASE make sure that you have ALREADY created for FSA ID# for both student and parent.

Remember to apply for FAFSA you need:

-Student FSA ID#

-Parent FSA ID#

-Social Security #

-2022 Taxes

In the Senior Parent Meeting, you will receive updates on Fundraising, Prom and Senior Dues.

Looking forward to your presence.

ASVAB Parent Q&A Session

JANUARY 22, 2024 at 6:00PM EST via

Zoom.

Follow Baltimore ASVAB CEP FaceBook page for information, updates, and more at

https://www.facebook.com/groups/asvabcep.baltimore

Pathways to College

The Department of Student Services, Offices of College Readiness and School

Counseling, created this guide to help students prepare for college. This handbook

provides a chronological map of suggested dates, deadlines, and steps to take in regards

to preparing for the college application process, the actual application process, obtaining

financial aid and scholarships, and accepting and heading to college.

Students, remember this guide is just a start. You, along with your parent or guardian,

must remain in constant communication with your Professional School Counselor, or

other school-based support personnel in order to stay on track with college preparation.

If you have questions regarding any of the information shared in this guide, please

contact the Office of Professional School Counseling at 301-567-8669.

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