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Seniors - Class of 2022
Testing Information for Colleges
Most students applying for college admission for the fall of 2022 will be required to submit SAT or ACT scores as part of their college application. Each college sets its minimum score requirements for students. Seniors in the Class of 2022, you should plan to take one or both of these tests as soon as possible so you have scores to submit with your college applications. For information about how to register and practice for these exams, visit our SAT and ACT Information Page. If you have additional questions or need help registering, please see your school counselor.
You can find more information about college admissions requirements by visiting a college's website. If you have any questions about what a specific college may require, you should reach out to that school directly.
Plan to attend the College Fair
The Probe College Tour will be making a visit to White County High School on October 22. This is an opportunity for students to explore college options and connect with many different college admissions counselors. Per Probe guidelines, students must preregister to attend the event. CLICK HERE or on the image above to register.
Parents and guardians are welcome to attend with their students.
FAFSA Opens October 1
The FAFSA is a form that students fill out alongside their families to determine their eligibility for federal student aid. It is also how students in the state of Georgia can apply for the HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships.
For more information about the FAFSA, and to complete the form click here.
WCHS counselors will host a financial aid help night later in the year. Date is TBD.
You can start applying now
Most colleges have opened their applications for Fall 2022 admissions. Not sure where to start? Check out our College Application Guide to help you along the way.
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