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When and What to do:<\/h2>\n

June-September<\/h3>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Search the databases on the college page by putting in information or criteria you desire from a college.\u00a0 This will \"\"help you find colleges that have majors, activities, and courses you want. Try to explore, find out requirements for and research 10-15 colleges in which you are interested.\u00a0 It is important that you know the requirements or prerequisites for the colleges you are interested in and ensure you are taking the appropriate courses.\u00a0 For example,\u00a0 AP\u00a0Calculus may be a prerequisite for the field of study you are choosing.\u00a0 You need to know the course requirements for the college you choose.\u00a0 Most of the time, this is not an issue because you are taking a college core track in high school, but you need to be responsible and know this for yourself.\u00a0 Don\u2019t assume that your counselor automatically knows what college you want to attend or the additional requirements that school may require for unconditional admission.\u00a0You may request a course catalog from these colleges or go online to view the information.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Make sure you are staying in close contact with your counselor.\u00a0 You should have a 4-6 year college\/career plan.\"\"\u00a0 Your counselor is your best resource to help you stay on track.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Talk with your counselor about taking the PLAN test.\u00a0 This is the sophomore version of the ACT.\u00a0 Even if you are\"\" planning on taking the ACT in the spring or even December, statistical information shows that the more opportunities you have to take a familiar formatted test the more likely you will be able to improve your score.\u00a0 Also,\u00a0 taking\u00a0the PLAN is often paid for by your school district\u2014if not \u2013it is much less than taking the ACT.Ask your counselor if your school allows students the opportunity to take the PSAT for practice as a sophomore. Scoring well on the PSAT as a junior can give you a great start to scholarship opportunities.\u00a0 Your PSAT score can qualify\u00a0your\u00a0for the National Merit scholarship competition.\u00a0 Some colleges offer scholarships if you qualify as a National Merit, National Achievement, or National Hispanic Scholar semi-finalist.\u00a0 MOST schools offer scholarships if you make it to finalist status.\u00a0 GETTING THE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE THE PSAT FOR PRACTICE AS A SOPHOMORE CAN HELP YOU PREPARE FOR TAKING IT AS A JUNIOR<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
If you have the opportunity to take\u00a0a\u00a0ACT\/SAT preparation course provided by your school\u2014TAKE IT!!!\u00a0 If you do\"\" not have the opportunity, then get the Free practice test booklets from your counselor.\u00a0 Go to the ACT\/SAT pages in the site and you will find TEST Prep Help.\u00a0 On the SAT page there is a link to the SAT Question of the Day.\u00a0 Practice for the SAT by answering this question every day until you take the PSAT as a junior.\u00a0 Answering the SAT question of the day everyday might take you at most 5 minutes.\u00a0 This is a wonderful FREE way to familiarize yourself with the type of questions you will encounter on the PSAT.On the ACT and SAT pages in this site I recommend some test prep videos.\u00a0 These are more for schools to purchase, but you and several of your friends could go in together to order these.\u00a0 Each video comes with 10 workbooks. These videos show you how to do the problems in the workbooks, which are directly from previous tests.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Keep a running list of your activities, honors, and awards.\"\"<\/p>\n

You may want to print off a Letter of Recommendation Request found on the Scholarship page.\u00a0 Although you should not need this until possibly, your junior year and definitely your senior year, you may want to be familiar with this form because you will be using it later.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

Practicing on essay writing will greatly help you prepare for the numerous essays you will be writing your senior\"\" year for admission and scholarship opportunities. If you need help on how to get started on your essay, go to the essay page in this Website.\u00a0 There are several helpful links. Look especially at the 100+ free example essays on the Essay Edge link (first link on the Essay page). To access the “Essay” page select “Colleges” from the maroon toolbar and then select “Essays” at the top of the page.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
If you have the opportunity over the summer months to visit college campuses, take it, even if it is just to look at the\"\" buildings. Find out if there are some summer activity opportunities you can take advantage of at a college near youOn the college page of this Website there is a PDF on the right hand side of the page under College Master\u2019s Helpful College information\u00a0 \u201cCollege Visits\u201d.\u00a0 Print this off and look over the college visit\u00a0question that are\u00a0important to you.\u00a0 Begin to make your own list of questions you want to ask.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Select Scholarships from the menu inside\u00a0Tasseltime.\u00a0 At the bottom of the scholarship page you will see a link that\"\" says Sophomore Calendar Tutorial and Sophomore Calendar Tutorial PDF \u2013 this is where all of this information I am giving you\u2014step by step\u2013 is located\u2013 You will also see a link that\u00a0says :Must Read Scholarship Information\u00a0 this is a total overview of the whole scholarship process . This \u201cMust Read Scholarship Information\u201d document is something you will want to print to help you prepare for the scholarship\/resume process.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
On that\u00a0Tasseltime\u00a0must read information you are given a list of things that you need to gather BEFORE filling out a\"\" database profile or asking for a recommendation letter.\u00a0 You will also want to gather this information prior to building or creating your resume.<\/p>\n
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  • List of all your activities\/awards since 9th\u00a0grade<\/li>\n
  • List of all your courses\/ACT\/SAT scores ( should be on your transcript)<\/li>\n
  • Any organizations or clubs you are\/were in<\/li>\n
  • Any significant awards you may have received prior to your\u00a0 9th\u00a0grade year i.e. Community Volunteer Citizen<\/li>\n
  • Names of your parent\u2019s current employer\/organizations\u00a0they are\/were in<\/li>\n
  • Information on families past military experience and your ethnicity\/minority background and religious affiliation<\/li>\n
  • List of all volunteer work done since 9th\u00a0grade\u2013 if you are not volunteering—START\u00a0 Do\u00a0something in conjunction with Make-A Difference Day\u00a0 (PDF form for record of Volunteering) .<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    If you have already been keeping a portfolio of work as well as a listing of your activities, awards, and honors, as recommended, then you are in good shape.\u00a0 Don’t wait until your senior year to try to think back to your 9th grade year to find out all of this information<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

If you have not kept a formal record of volunteering you have done, then select the volunteer\u00a0PDF<\/span>\u00a0form available on \"\"the scholarship\u00a0page .<\/span>\u00a0You need to be volunteering or become a member to an organization or club that requires volunteering as a membership–such as National Honor Society. Volunteering is very important as you begin to apply for national scholarship opportunities.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Tell your coach now if you are interested in obtaining an athletic scholarship.\u00a0 You need to look at clearinghouse\"\" information which you can get from your counselor, or obtain the information online for the NCAA Clearinghouse; the links are provided on the athletic page to help.\u00a0 It is very important that you make sure you are in compliance with the NCAA in your total assessment scores (ACT or SAT) and in course work. Talk with your coach and counselor today.\u00a0 Read the suggestions on the Athletic Page; they are at the top of the page under the heading: “If you want to participate in collegiate athletics you need\u00a0to :\u201c<\/span>\u00a0\u00a0You\u00a0can not<\/span>\u00a0actually have the Clearinghouse form mailed to you until you complete 6 semesters.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
If you are not sure what you want to do, complete several\u00a0 online<\/span>\u00a0inventories provided on the Career page.\u00a0 Really \"\"spend some time searching through the different occupations available. Find out the college courses required for that degree or the technical courses required for the career\u00a0field .\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0Also look at the demand for the position and the salary range. Many of the interest inventory links are free.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Military information and Scholarship links are all provided so that you can find out any necessary information.\u00a0\u00a0You \"\"need to speak with your recruiter to get started if the military path is your plan. There are many wonderful military options.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
If you prefer to look at the scholarships individually rather than filling out the profile, then go to the Scholarship \"\"Page inside\u00a0Tasseltime<\/span>\u00a0and in the upper right hand corner click on \u201cIndividual Scholarships\u201d or \u201cMinority Scholarships.\u201d\u00a0 The only drawback is that you will have to look at every single one of them to make see if you meet the requirements.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Select the Scholarship page from the tool bar inside the\u00a0Tasseltime<\/span>\u00a0Website then select Scholarship Database at \"\"the top left corner of the page.\u00a0 The databases on this page have been researched to provide the best information without taking students to some inappropriate sites.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Select at least 3-5 databases on this page to enter your information.\u00a0 Some of these will e-mail you the scholarships \"\"you qualify for and some will just list them for you to select through while you are on the internet.\u00a0 I suggest you set up an alternate e-mail address other than the one you regularly use.\u00a0 Most Internet Service Providers offer 5-7 e-mail accounts with their service.\u00a0 The reason you do this is because You Will Get CD Offers\u2013 this keeps your regular account free of that and allows you to use this separate account for ALL of your college correspondence (if you are going to use this e-mail address as a contact for your resume and or\/ admissions information\u2014select wisely\u00a0 {don\u2019t use \u201clazygirl\u201d or \u201cpartyanimal\u201d or \u201cgirlmagnet\u201d}\u2014select something somewhat professional)\u00a0 Most of these databases will notify you of an added scholarship to your profile or will just e-mail you the link to that scholarship.\u00a0 IT IS UP TO YOU TO DETERMINE IF THAT SCHOLARSHIP IS WORTH APPLYING!<\/p>\n

What is the difference between a Key Word Search and a profile?<\/p>\n

A key word search is for specific topics or majors to search by.<\/p>\n

If you already started this process as a freshman or sophomore,\u00a0 then\u00a0you only need to update your information in the databases.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

Example Profile:\u00a0 From the Scholarship Page select State Scholarships in the top right hand corner.\u00a0 The first link\"\" on this page is the Arkansas Scholarship Connection.\u00a0 Try out the profile to gain Arkansas specific information.\u00a0 Again IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO RESEARCH THESE SCHOLARSHIPS AND APPLY BY THE APPROPRIATE DEADLINE<\/p>\n

End of June-September<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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OCTOBER-DECEMBER\"\"<\/strong><\/h3>\n

If your school allows sophomores to attend a College Fair in your area, be sure to take advantage of this opportunity.\u00a0 If your school does not allow you to participate during the day, many College Fairs have evening opportunities. Take the admissions questions we discussed earlier and ASK THE RECRUITER.\u00a0 Take this opportunity to get a catalog from the colleges you are interested.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

Continue researching scholarship opportunities by completing profiles for the national database searches.\"\"<\/p>\n

If you want to search for scholarships without submitting a profile in a database then look at the individual scholarship page and the minority scholarship page.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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Make sure you are using your time wisely and concentrating on your grades. Your academic resume, which is your \"\"performance or grades in your classes, is very important to scholarship opportunities.<\/p>\n

Keep examples of work or projects in a portfolio.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

Register for the December tests if needed. Take the PSAT in OCTOBER for practice.\u00a0 Be sure you indicate on your \"\"PSAT form that you want to participate in the Student Search program provided through PSAT.Once you receive your PSAT scores, you can compare them to the ACT or PLAN scores to help determine if you want to take an SAT or ACT in future testing opportunities.<\/p>\n

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End of October-December<\/h3>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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JANUARY-MARCH\"\"<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Continue to conduct online research concerning your prospective college choices.\u00a0 Now would be a good time to complete an online request to obtain information from these colleges.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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If you have not registered for the ACT previously, then you need to visit your counselor and obtain an ACT packet.\u00a0 \"\"If this is your first time to register you have to fill out the paper version and mail it, but the next time you register you can complete this online.\u00a0 Your counselor has free practice books or tests–get one and actually take the practice test.\u00a0 Also go to the ACT page in\u00a0Tasseltime to obtain access to other free practice tests and helpful test-prep material.<\/p>\n

Follow the same steps for the SAT also.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

If you have the opportunity to attend a spring College Fair, take it.\u00a0 This will give you a good opportunity to really\"\" narrow your search going into your senior year.\u00a0 Don’t just attend to get out of class!\u00a0 Take this seriously, and ask some good questions (look at the handout on the College page “Campus Visits”).Find out if\/when your school will be offering ACT\/SAT prep summer workshop.\u00a0 If there is not one in your area, partner with some friends to purchase a program you can complete together.\u00a0 Do NOT WAIT until next summer to \u201cGet Started\u201d on preparing for testing opportunities and college.\u00a0 START NOW!<\/p>\n

Continue looking at scholarship opportunities for your junior, as well as\u00a0 senior\u00a0year.\u00a0 I suggest you make a folder in your favorites called scholarships and start marking them in this folder; put a deadline date along with the scholarship name.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

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If you have the opportunity to take an ACT\/SAT prep course, take it.\u00a0\u00a0 Research says that you have a good chance\"\" of increasing your test scores, if you complete a test prep course or computer software prep course.<\/p>\n

Meet with your counselor to go over courses you need to take as a junior.<\/p>\n

Volunteer this summer when you have the opportunity.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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