Southaven High School Senior News: Summer Program

2017/05/03

Summer Program

The North MS Get2College Center will be hosting several summer programs designed to give students a better sense of what to expect from the college admissions timeline, financial aid process and much more.

These fun, interactive programs include

Breakfast and lunch each day
In-depth discussions of the college timeline
College essay and resume activities
ACT prep
Financial aid and scholarship information
College campus tours (tours will be for Rising Junior/Senior Boot-Camp only)

Please see our website for more information and registration. https://get2college.org/north-ms-camp-college-bootcamps/

There is no cost to participate in our summer programs.

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You can begin applying to colleges the fall semester of your senior year right up until time to start classes. However, in order to qualify for scholarship monies, you must be aware of the deadlines for each school, which usually fall anywhere between December 1 and March 15. Most colleges now require on-line applications. Be sure to check out each school's financial aid page to see what their deadlines are and if there is a separate application to be completed.

Once you have applied (We recommend applying to three different schools), you need to request that an official transcript be sent by your high school. The "Transcript Request Forms" are located outside Ms. Williamson's office. SHS will supply the envelopes and postage for four colleges. After that, transcripts will cost $3 CASH.

ACT Workshops

Get2College - 662-349-2789
NWCC/DeSoto Campus - 662-393-6601
NWCC/Senatobia Campus - 662-562-3349
Jane Ross Tutoring - 901-795-7377
Sylvan - 662-895-1436
Myers Tutoring - 901-380-9209
Club Z - 662-342-1161
CHYTEN - 901-654-3993 www.chyten.com
free practice tests at www.HighFiveScholarships.com

The ACT can have a big impact on scholarship money. For example, a 29 will get you a state grant of $2500 per year for four years to any Mississippi college. Most universities start giving money at the 25+ range.
We recommend that students take the ACT 3 times, once at the end of their Junior year and two more times in the fall of their senior year. (If you take the test in June and/or December, you can request that your actual test be mailed to you so that you can see the exact questions you missed: "Test Information Release").

Southaven High School Senior News