Put together a plan for taking the SAT I, SAT II, AP, and ACT.
Secured Social Security number. MANDATORY!
Requested counselor evaluation of your records for college preparation.
Joined National Honor Society and California Scholarship Federation, if eligible.
Started scholarship search.
Asked parents to check on scholarships available through their employment, unions, and service organizations to which they belong.
Write to college admission offices for information, catalogues, and visitation dates.
Narrowed selection of colleges
Planned college visits.
Athletes: Checked with counselor and coach for NCAA eligibility requirements. If you plan to play Division I or Division II college sports, you MUST join the NCAA Clearing House!
Attended College Night and Career Day events.

Requested high school counselor evaluation of coursework for A-F requirements.
Write for college applications and housing information.
Signed up for required tests: SAT 1, ACT, SAT II, AP
Identified potential sources of recommendations-teachers, counselors and employers.
Began writing college essays.
Gathered income tax records for financial aid procedures.
Attended Financial Aid Workshops through Adult Education (FAFSA and CCS Profile forms).
Apply for scholarships. KEEP CHECKING FOR NEW OPPORTUNITIES.
Join National Honor Society and California Scholarship Federation, if eligible.