Senior Year—College/Career Calendar 2009-2010
High School Code: 381-043 -Be Aware of Deadlines- High School Code: 381-043
SEPTEMBER |
OCTOBER |
NOVEMBER |
DECEMBER |
JANUARY |
Sept 9 deadline for Make-up ASVAB—30 |
SAT October 10 |
SAT Nov 7 |
SAT December 5 Dec 15 deadline for |
SAT January 23 |
ACT—Sept 12 |
ACT—October 24 |
Nov 6 deadline for Dec 12 ACT |
ACT—December 12 |
January 5 deadline for |
Review your graduation requirements with your |
Submit CSS (College |
California public universities application deadline is |
Attend Financial Aid Night |
Send in the FAFSA any time after January 1 |
Obtain an unofficial transcript, from the registrar, to help you fill out |
All-City College Fair |
Attend college visits (Oct-Dec) here at Sprague, sign-up in the CRIC |
Check scholarship board in the CRIC |
Watch those application deadlines, apply to at least 3 schools |
Contact colleges for applications; check what tests are required & what scores must be sent by the testing agency or from the school. |
Attend college fairs: State College Visitation |
*Obtain a Request for Recommendation from the CRIC and begin getting recommendations from teachers/counselors—request 3 weeks in advance of the date needed |
Gather financial aid information and pick-up (FAFSA) Free Application for Federal Student Aid, in the CRIC |
Follow-up on recommendations |
Check scholarship board in the Community Resource Information Center (CRIC) |
Attend college information sessions in Portland |
Keep your grades up |
Review your graduation requirements with your |
Request housing applications |
Research colleges in guidebooks and on the web. |
Send in “early decision or “early action” applications |
Check the scholarship board in the CRIC |
High school code: |
Check scholarship board in the CRIC |
Determine whether or not you will apply early decision or action |
Visit with a Beyond Sprague |
Observe application and scholarship deadlines |
Work on and send in private college applications |
Send in CSS Profile to the schools that require the Profile |
Attend college-sponsored events and receptions |
Work on rough draft essays for college or scholarships |
Get your CRLS paper in!!! |
Registration on line for ACT |
Keep up with class work |
Check out the College & Career Web site |
See counselor to formulate a strategy to avoid pitfalls that might jeopardize college plans |
OSU & UO early notification deadline is Nov 1, |
Visit with a Beyond Sprague |
Check admissions deadline for Oregon public colleges |
Registration on line for SAT |
Plan visits to colleges, schedule interviews, stay overnight, and visit classes |
Academy & ROTC applications mailed |
Registration on line for SAT |
Send first semester official transcript (if required) |
FEBRUARY |
MARCH |
APRIL |
MAY |
JUNE |
Feb 4 deadline for Mar 13 SAT |
SAT March 13 |
Decide where you wish to go |
SAT May 1 |
SAT June 5
ACT—June 12 |
ACT—February 6 |
March 5 deadline for April Register for AP exams |
ACT—April 10 Colleges should respond with letters |
May 7 deadline for Mail in deposit to ONE college by the 1st |
Senior Banquet—June 8 |
College acceptance letters may begin arriving Make-up—ASVAB 24 |
Submit tax forms to the financial aid office of colleges who request them |
Send acceptance letter & rejection letters to colleges |
Fill out dorm forms, if available |
Request your final transcript be sent to the college you will be attending. |
Pursue scholarship options, watch due dates |
Watch for Student Aid Report to arrive, giving you the amount of student aid for which you are eligible |
Send thank you to teachers, |
Report college attending and scholarship information to the CRIC |
Congratulations, you’ve made it through high school! |
Stay calm & enjoy your senior year |
Check the scholarship board in the CRIC |
Submit applications to community colleges—take placement tests |
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Enjoy your graduation and look forward to college. |
Revisit with counselor on college plans—to avoid any |
Oregon State UN deadline is March 1 Watch for Student Aid Report to arrive, giving you the amount of student aid for which you are eligible |
Start looking for a summer job. You will need the money! |
AP Exams |
Look for information from the college about housing, roommate(s), orientation, and course selection. Pack for college. Leave home for your new home…and have a great freshman year! |
Resources to help you in the college admissions process:
1. *Web sites 4. Student center receptionist 8. Scholarship Web Sites
a. Sprague web site @ http://sprague.wvi.com/ a. Transcript release form www.getcollegefunds.org
click on resources, then Career Center—for college b. Official Transcripts ($1.00, charge for each) (Ore. scholarships not based on need)
applications, fast web, financial aid, and calendar of events c. NCAA athlete forms www.fastweb.com
2. Career Center www.scholarships.com
a. Information request slips may be completed to request 5. Counselors www.scholarsite.com
information on colleges, careers, financial aid, etc. a. Recommendations www.finaid.org
b. College or career resource materials are available b. Check high school graduation requirements www.free-4u.com
c. Scholarship board 6. Teachers www.studentaid.ed.gov
d. Request for Recommendation forms a. Recommendations (from FAFSA website)
e. SAT/ACT test registration information b. Proof essays www.collegeboard.com
(note registration deadlines; allow time to retake www.oregoncis.uoregon.edu
test, if necessary to improve scores) 7. High school code: 9. Western Undergraduate Program
3. OSAC Scholarship @ www.getcollegefund.org a. 381-043 www.wiche.edu/sep