Class of 2020
4795284251TIMELY ADVICEEarly Senior YearNarrow your list of colleges to consider and apply. Many selective programs close early. Pay attention to application deadlines.October 1FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) opensOctober 10CHS Financial Aid Night, 7-9pm in the CafeteriaNovember 1Priority deadline for many universities and colleges for awarding scholarships, including Indiana University and Purdue University. Make sure to check with each school you are interested in.April 15FAFSA processing deadline: 12:00am - for Indiana universities and colleges.Mid-April/MayFinancial aid packages offering preliminary aid figures sent out. If the packages still don’t meet your needs, the school may be able to adjust the package. Contact them if you have any questions.May 1Nationally recognized as the date students must commit to the college of their choice.CHS COLLEGE & CAREER CENTERMiss. JanskyCollege & Career Center Directorcjansky@duneland.k12.in.us219-983-3730 ext. 716000TIMELY ADVICEEarly Senior YearNarrow your list of colleges to consider and apply. Many selective programs close early. Pay attention to application deadlines.October 1FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) opensOctober 10CHS Financial Aid Night, 7-9pm in the CafeteriaNovember 1Priority deadline for many universities and colleges for awarding scholarships, including Indiana University and Purdue University. Make sure to check with each school you are interested in.April 15FAFSA processing deadline: 12:00am - for Indiana universities and colleges.Mid-April/MayFinancial aid packages offering preliminary aid figures sent out. If the packages still don’t meet your needs, the school may be able to adjust the package. Contact them if you have any questions.May 1Nationally recognized as the date students must commit to the college of their choice.CHS COLLEGE & CAREER CENTERMiss. JanskyCollege & Career Center Directorcjansky@duneland.k12.in.us219-983-3730 ext. 7160-1384300COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWSLETTER020000COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER NEWSLETTERWE CAN HELP! It’s an exciting time in your high school career as you look to the future and start to plan your own path. Whether you plan to go to college, technical school, an apprenticeship program, the military, or straight to work; the College & Career Center can help! We house a wide variety of materials to assist students in locating information about careers, employers, training programs, military services, colleges, and financial aid. Other resources include scholarship information, SAT/ACT registration materials and practice tests, and college profiles/view books, just to name a few. See Miss Jansky for an appointment. If we have not seen you, we hope to see you soon! NAVIANCE STUDENTUse Naviance Student to research colleges, scholarships, careers, and so much more! Make sure you fill out the “CHS Brag Sheet” – it gives your counselor and teachers much needed information when writing letters of recommendation. Go to: student.chestertonshsUser name (email): firstname.lastname Password: Student ID#COLLEGE & SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS*Most colleges have online applications and many now use the Common Application (one application can be used for up to 20 colleges of your choice). Your Common App must be matched to Naviance in order to have your counselor and/or recommenders participate (make sure names are spelled correctly). The Common App can be found at . *Always ask permission to use someone’s name as a recommender. Please give counselors and teachers at least a 2 week notice before due dates. Recommendation guidelines can be found here: *After you submit your application, you will need to request a transcript be sent. Use Naviance to send your transcripts electronically. In many cases it will be free.*If a school asks for OFFICIAL SAT or ACT scores, they must be sent directly through the testing agency. These test scores will NOT be on transcripts.*If a paper transcript is needed, please complete a transcript request form and return it to Miss Jansky in the College & Career Center. Please allow 3 days minimum for processing. PLAN AHEAD!SHOULD I RETEST THE SAT OR ACT?Each college or scholarship agency has its own policy. Typically, they take the best set of scores; but, some average scores and some consider only the most recent. It is recommended that you know the policy of the schools and programs that interest you. You should consider retaking college tests if you:- intend to engage in concentrated review in areas covered on the test.- have chosen a college or major that requires or strongly encourages a higher score than achieved.- have been advised by a college or scholarship representative that you should take another test.- are not satisfied that your scores are an accurate representation of your abilities.- were physically ill or experience a strong emotional or nervous reaction while taking the test.- have since completed coursework in areas covered on the test. ................
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