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THORNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
COLLEGE/CAREER SERVICES
A RESOURCE FOR STUDENT AND PARENT USE WHILE RESEARCHING CAREERS, COLLEGES, VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, MILITARY, FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIPS, TESTING, AND MORE!!!
COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAM:
OVER 100 COLLEGE ADMISSION REPRESENTATIVES VISIT THORNWOOD DURING THE SCHOOL DAY EACH YEAR:
UPDATED SCHEDULES ARE POSTED ON THE BULLETIN BOARD, INSIDE, AND OUTSIDE THE COLLEGE/CAREER CENTER, ON THE COLLEGE/CAREER CENTER WEBSITE, AND THEY ARE READ IN THE DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Sign-up with the College and Career Counselor or your Individual Counselor.THORNWOOD SCHOLARSHIP BULLETIN:
STARTING IN OCTOBER, A MONTHLY SCHOLARSHIP BULLETIN IS COMPILED BY THE COLLEGE/CAREER COUNSELOR. COPIES OF THE BULLETIN ARE AVAILABLE IN THE COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER.ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE SCHOLARSHIP BULLETIN ARE LOCATED IN THE COLLEGE/CAREER CENTER SCHOLARSHIP FILES. Start looking now and watch for deadlines!!!!BULLETIN BOARDS:
BULLETIN BOARDS ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE THE COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER AND COUNSELING OFFICES. THE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE SPECIFIED BY:COLLEGE VISITATION SCHEDULE-
All colleges, technical/vocational schools scheduled for the current month. (Check Regularly!!!)
TESTING INFORMATION-ACT, SAT, ASVAB, PSAT, PLAN test dates and deadlines.
COLLEGES, TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS-Informational posters and “request for information” cards available.
OPEN HOUSES-Local, post-secondary school open houses.
NCAA-Information relative to academic requirements and clearinghouse procedures.
ARMED SERVICES-
Information on scholarship programs, ROTC, and military academies.
SCHOLARSHIPS -
Located inside the College and Career Center.COLLEGE/CAREER REFERENCES AND RESOURCES:
FILES-College and Vocational school applications and other pertinent information are in the files, located in the College/Career Center. Applications are also available on the individual college website.
COLLEGES, JUNIOR COLLEGES, BUSINESS SCHOOLS, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS- General reference books, catalogs, videos, CD’s, and more are available in the College/Career Center.
VIDEOS-
General information on colleges, universities, and careers are available.COMPUTER PROGRAMS:
DISCOVER-A computer based program with updated information on schools, careers, majors, financial aid, and inventories. Beneficial to all levels (9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th).
U.S. NEWS-
“Getting into a good college”
COLLEGEVIEW PROGRAM-
Information on Christian Colleges and Historically Black Colleges.
ACT “ACTIVE PREP”-A practice program created by ACT (The American College Board).
INTERNET ACCESS/COMPUTERS-Used to obtain information on schools, scholarships, and other related topics.
FAFSA-
Guides you through the process of financial aid. FAFSA’S are not available until January.
R. BISHOP -COLLEGE/CAREER COUNSELOR (1540)