Not sure where to start? A college search can help you find schools that match your career goals, preferred major, location, campus size, admission requirements, and budget. Compare several colleges before deciding where to apply, and consider factors such as graduation rates, financial aid, housing, and available programs.
Use College Board BigFuture College Search to explore and compare colleges, majors, costs, and admissions information. Students can also use SCOIR resource for researching colleges and universities.
SCOIR
SCOIR is a platform that students can use to conduct college and trade school searches. Everything from admissions requirements, application deadline dates, degree offerings, as well as student life offerings is provided through SCOIR. SCOIR also allows students to complete college match searches, has career matching assessments, resume organization, and much more.
MATCH, A Revolutionary Platform Where Universities Apply to Students. With Match, powered by Concourse, students receive university admission and scholarship offers in as little as two weeks without submitting any applications. Never receive a denial or rejection through Match! Only receive offers and acceptances!
How It Works:
Universities send you admission and scholarship offers
You choose which offers interest you
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When completing your student profile, please select the campus you are assigned to -Â
iSchool Virtual Academy OR iSchool - Premier High School Online and please select Mrs. Jacqueline Davison as your primary counselor.Â
Ready to apply to college? Start by researching schools that match your academic interests, career goals, location preferences, and budget. Students can apply directly through a college's website or through application platforms such as ApplyTexas or Common App, depending on the institution.
Deadlines vary by college, so be sure to check each school's admissions website for priority, scholarship, and final application deadlines. Applying early is encouraged!
Need Help? You can get help understanding applications, essays, admissions requirements, financial aid, and next steps through college admissions offices and trusted college-access organizations.
For additional support, try College Board BigFuture for step-by-step college planning, Common App Applicant Support for help using Common App, and ApplyTexas for Texas college applications. Students can also contact the admissions office of the college or university directly—admissions representatives are available to answer questions about applications, required documents, deadlines, and application status.
Tip: Many colleges offer virtual application workshops, admissions appointments, and application assistance events at no cost.
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Add isvacounseling@responsiveed.com as your assigned high school counselor
If you utilize a different staff’s email address, this will not be received to be completed.
College application fee waivers may be available to students who are economically disadvantaged and meet established eligibility requirements. A fee waiver allows eligible students to apply to participating colleges without paying the standard application fee.
Fee waivers are not available to all students. Eligibility must be verified based on qualifying economic criteria. Students who believe they may qualify should review the fee waiver requirements should reach out to their assigned counselor for more information.