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12th Grade

 
 
Senior Info
 
College Recommendation Questionnaire - If you are requesting a recommendation from your school counselor, you should complete the following:
1.) Complete this form with as much detail as possible.
2.) Email your counselor to request a letter of recommendation (once this form is complete)
3.) Include your resume in the email to your counselor. If you don't have a resume, you should create one.
4.) Allow at least two weeks for a letter of recommendation to be completed.
 
Senior PowerPoint Presentation-   Learn all about this year's senior dates/deadlines, how to apply for colleges, how to apply for scholarships, and lots more!
 
 Unsure about what you should be doing? Here's a checklist to help get you started.
 
SC 2-year and 4-year College Information - The SC Commission for Higher Ed has great resources to explore 4-year and 2-year colleges, scholarships, grants, and much more.
 
NCAA Eligibility Center - If you are wanting to play a collegiate sport, you must create an account on the NCAA Eligibility Center. 
 
NCAA  Eligibility and Requirements-  Click here to learn all about eligibility requirements.
 
 
Applying to College:
 
There are several ways that students can apply to college:
1.) From the College's Website: Every college has a link to their online application on their website. Create and account and follow the directions to complete each application.
          - SC Can Go can help students access these applications.
 
2.) The Common Application: The Common Application is an undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to over 1,000 member colleges and universities in all 50 states. Students complete 1 application and can send this application to over 1,000 colleges.
    • Click here for Step-by-Step Directions for using the Common Application.
 
3.) The Coalition Application: The Coalition App was created to make it easier for students from underrepresented groups to apply for college. The platform partners with schools that offer generous financial aid or low-cost tuition and graduate students with little to no debt. Students complete 1 application and can send this application to over 150 colleges.
 
4.) Common Black College Application: The Common Black College Application lets students apply to over 65 HBCUs. Over a quarter-million students have used the Common Black College App. About 97% of applicants receive an admission offer from an HBCU. The Common Black College Application takes as little as 10 minutes and costs $20 total.
 
 
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