High school students should enroll in college preparatory classes as freshman and continue to take them through the senior year. To be most prepared for the ACT or SAT exams and for college-level work, it is recommended that high school class schedules include the following:
We strongly encourage you to enroll in Advanced Placement (AP) classes where available. Students who take these courses will receive college credit based on AP test scores. Research has shown that students who take these college prep courses are better prepared for the rigors of college
Remember to do your very best in all your classes at school. Your grades are not only a reflection of your level of knowledge, but they also show colleges the amount of effort you are willing to put into schoolwork.
Spend your time wisely. Find activities outside of school that will help you to grow and build on your interests. Get involved in a variety of services, opportunities, athletics, work, clubs, organizations, and leadership. Many college admissions offices give special consideration to students who have played a key role in activities outside of class.
Begin developing a plan to pay for college. It is not too early to begin planning to pay for college. Learn about the costs of college attendance and begin developing a financial plan with those who will be involved in paying for your education.
Spend your time wisely. Find activities outside of school that will help you to grow and build on your interests. Get involved in a variety of services, opportunities, athletics, work, clubs, organizations, and leadership. Many college admissions offices give special consideration to students who have played a key role in activities outside of class.
Begin developing a plan to pay for college. It is not too early to begin planning to pay for college. Learn about the costs of college attendance and begin developing a financial plan with those who will be involved in paying for your education.
