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Commit to do your best work and take the most challenging
courses
Make an appointment with your counselor to discuss college
options
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Register to take PSAT/NMSQT to be considered for the National
Merit Scholarship competition
Attend college recruiter meetings
Continue your college search via their websites
Set up accounts with free scholarship/college search websites
(www.fastweb.com)
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Take PSAT/NMSQT
Compose a list of
colleges/universities you want to attend; discuss with parents
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Review 2nd semester schedule with your counselor
Utilize collegboard.com and/or act.org to prepare for SAT and
ACT
Utilize the FHS website to take practice ACT and SAT tests
Attend College 101 night for parents and students
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Continue to look for scholarship and financial aid resources
Register to take the SAT/ACT tests
Log onto My College QuickStart at
collegboard.com/quickstart to
view your online PSAT/NMSQT score report; access your
personalized SAT study plan; explore majors and careers
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See you counselor for any PSAT report questions
Begin searching for college/career summer programs, internships
and courses
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Verify your transcript is accurate
Visit college websites
Begin college interest planning; compose a list of possibilities
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Select your senior classes
Pass the exit level ELA TAKS test
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Register and study for AP Exams
Pass the exit level math, science, and social studies TAKS test
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If you have not take the ACT or SAT test,
register for the summer test
Take AP Exams
Create resume, use your portfolio to include awards, honors and
talents
Prepare for semester finals
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Brainstorm about summer job, volunteering, and internships
Update portfolios and resume
Visit college campuses
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