College Planning Services and Resources

College Planning Services

Grade-Level Group Counseling

(Grade-appropriate curriculum is taught to students) with a focus on the following:

High School academics, Personal exploration, exposure to college – Grades 9 & 10
College and Career Research – Grade 11
College Application and Financial Aid – Grade 12

Parent and Student Education Seminars

Senior Application Kickstarts (Workshops for students to complete college applications)
Senior SSAR Workshops (Self-reported transcript workshops for students)
Senior Parent Two-Part Seminar Series:
- College Application Overview
- Financial Aid Night
Junior Parent Senior Gear Up Event
Sophomore/Freshman Parent Conversation with the Counselors

Individual Counseling*

Seniors: May schedule as needed throughout the year
Juniors: May schedule as needed starting in late fall through early spring
Sophomores/Freshmen: May schedule in late spring/early summer

*Parents are always welcome and encouraged to attend their students' individual meetings

College Exposure

Sessions hosted by college/university representatives during the school day (30-45 reps per year)-- available for students in grades 10-12
Christian College Fair each fall
College Exposure day trips to in-state institutions for students in grades 10-12
Overnight Christian College Exposure Trips (once per year)
On-site admissions events hosted by colleges

College Planning Resources

Use the links below to help with your college research and finding your fit!

Best Trade Schools
Christian College Guide By Christianity Today
College Board Big Future
College Data -College and scholarship search:
College Scorecard - Key on data colleges
Find Your Christian College -NACCAP's Christian colleges and universities search
Florida Shines
Go4IVY -College acceptance prediction site - costs
Mapping Your Future
Niche -College and scholarship searches
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Private College and Universities of Florida
Prospective Doctor -Resources for students considering pre-med studies
Summer Enrichment Programs
Verto Education -Start your education abroad

Application Methods for Seniors

Use these websites to actually apply to college. Only submit one application per institution. Some colleges accept multiple application methods including their own "institutional application" from their website directly. Use the application method which is accepted by the majority of your colleges or makes the most sense for your process.

Common Application - Accepted by over 1070 colleges and universities
Coalition for Access, Affordability, & Success
Common Black Colleges Application
Application U-- Christian College Connector

College Planning Services and Resources