SENIORS! YOU'VE MADE IT!

• Continue to meet high school graduation and college admission requirements.
• Organize and record relevant dates on a calendar
• Make copies of your admissions and financial aid forms.
• Meet with recruiters from schools that interest you.
• Visit schools you are considering and schedule interviews if required.
• Make final preparations of your portfolios, audition tapes, writing samples, or other evidence of talent required for admission and/or for scholarships. Finalize your resume to send with applications.
• nSubmit you college admissions applications.
• nTalk with parents about what type of budget you�ll be on your freshman year.
• nTake or retake the SAT or ACT.
• nKeep records of everything you submit.
• Recommendation forms need to be given to the teacher, counselor, etc. at least one month before they are due.
• nIf seeking athletic scholarships, contact the coaches from the schools you are considering and include a resume of your accomplishments.
• nIf you plan to fill out the FAFSA online to be considered for financial aid, you and parents will need to apply for a PIN # at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

• Call the school of your choice and confirm that they have received your admissions applications materials, including letters of recommendation and housing applications.
• nNotify the school(S) in writing as to whether you are accepting or declining admission by the proper deadline.
• Review your financial aid award the terms and conditions that accompany each kind of aid. Sign your financial aid award letter and return it to the school.
•  Notify the financial aid office of any outside scholarships or grants that you have accepted since your initial application.
• nBe aware of due dates for tuition fees, room and board and other expenses.
• nRespond immediately to all correspondence regarding school, scholarships, and financial aid.
• nParticipate in summer orientation programs for incoming freshman.
  nMeet all class registration deadlines.