College Senior Checklist



College Senior Checklist

Fall (September-November)

• [pic]Start your senior year by finalizing your college list.

• [pic]Now that you have an idea of where you want to go, schedule an official visit to prospective colleges and get a feel for the campuses.

• [pic]Consider options for early action and your recommendation letters.

• [pic]Register for required tests, it's your last chance to take the SAT or ACT tests!

• [pic]Fill out and complete your college applications before the deadlines arrive.

• [pic]Make an appointment with your high school guidance counselor to ensure all your colleges get what they need when they need it.

• [pic]Start working on your college application essay; it's a crucial part of your application.

• [pic]Explore your prospective schools' financial aid requirements to plan your college budget.

Winter (November-February)

• [pic]Schedule your open house or college orientation and interviews to finish up the admissions process.

• [pic]Complete your FAFSA so you can get the most possible financial assistance for college.

• [pic]Continue your hunt for scholarships and apply for scholarships.

Spring (March-May)

• [pic]Once you've received all of your responses from colleges, make your final decision!

• [pic]Stay on top of your grades and pass all classes. Aim for all A’s to keep your GPA high!

• [pic]Verify your financial aid before you make any college budget decisions.

• [pic]Follow our last admissions checklist: Send your final transcripts to your college and meet housing deadlines.

• [pic]Schedule open houses or orientations to your school of choice

• [pic]Apply for student housing and get matched with a roommate.

• [pic]If taking AP courses, prepare for your AP exams

Summer (June-August)

• [pic]Start your last ever high school summer job.

• [pic]Attend your college's summer orientation to get the lay of the land before school starts.

• [pic]There's no time to waste, begin preparing for your college coursework now.

• [pic]Get ready for a new world of student organizations, on-campus living, and college life by learning more about what your school has to offer.

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