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NHS Junior Workshop

Join us for the NHS Junior Workshop focused on program planning and course selection for the Class of 2010. This workshop will guide you through the essential steps to create a strong academic program, identify and strengthen weaknesses, and explore internship opportunities. We will cover standardized tests like PSAT, SAT, and ACT, along with the college admissions process, including financial aid resources. Take advantage of valuable tools and insights to effectively prepare for your future. Don't miss out on this opportunity for guidance and support!

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NHS Junior Workshop

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  1. NHS Junior Workshop For the Class of 2010

  2. Program Planning Course Selection Plan to take a strong program Strengthen weaknesses Open Enrollment 5.5 Credit Minimum Requirement Internship Opportunities New Visions CEIP Guide to Program Planning

  3. Standarized Tests • PSAT and PLAN • SAT Reasoning Test • - Formalized Practice v. Self Practice • SAT Subject Tests • ACT

  4. Some Common Questions About Standardized Tests What are they? When should I take them? Which one(s) should I take? How do I register? How do I request my scores?

  5. Things to think about when Researching Colleges Public or Private? 2 year or 4 year? Who will accept me? How much will it cost? How far away from home do I want to live? What do I want to major in? What type of setting will I be interested in?

  6. How do I Get Information About Colleges? The CHOICES program Meet with college representatives in the Counseling Center Counseling Center library Make college visits Go on college interviews Talk to students who are currently in college Attend college fairs

  7. Admissions Processes Regular Decision Early Decision Early Action Rolling Admission

  8. How do I apply? www.ncaaclearinghouse.net click on “Prospective Student Athletes” When should I apply? Apply in the spring of your Junior year NCAA Eligibility • Who needs to apply? • Anyone interested in playing Division I or Division II sports in college

  9. FINANCIAL AID Forms Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) CSS Profile Helpful Websites www.finaid.org www.hesc.org www.fastweb.org www.salliemae.com

  10. Come see us in the… COUNSELING CENTER Or visit us online at www.nisk.k12.ny.us/departments/guidance

  11. The following resources are available to you The CHOICES Program SAT/ACT preparation materials Print Materials Internet Resources

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