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Post Secondary Information
Post Secondary Information
THINGS TO CONSIDER
- Is my major/field of study available?
- Am I comfortable with the distance from my hometown?
- What is the student body makeup at the institution?
- What support services are available to students?
- What is the faculty/student ratio?
- If technology is important, what is available?
- Are honors, learning communities, study abroad, etc opportunities available?
- Are institutional scholarships and financial aid available?
WHAT TO ASK DURING A COLLEGE VISIT
- What extracurricular activities are available?
- What support services are available for students? (counseling, career services, healthcare, etc)
- What is the faculty/student ratio?
- What technology is available? (in the classroom and dorms)
- Are special programs available for honors, learning communities, study abroad, etc?
- How diverse is campus?
- What living arrangements and options are available? (dorms, suites, apartment living, etc)
- What are the meal plan options?
- How safe is the campus and what precautions are in place for student safety?
TEST PREP TOOLS
Career Exploration
INTEREST AND CAREER INVENTORIES
Interest inventories can help guide and make students aware of their interests and skills that apply to a variety of career fields. If students do this early on in their high school career the proper high school courses can be taken and goals can be set to reach that aspiring goal. Visit these links to start that journey today.
- Free Career Test
- Career One Stop
- College Board's Big Future
- ION Future
- Kuder College & Career Planning (see a counselor for access code)
- NextStepU
WHAT TO ASK DURING A COLLEGE VISIT
- What extracurricular activities are available?
- What support services are available for students? (counseling, career services, healthcare, etc)
- What is the faculty/student ratio?
- What technology is available? (in the classroom and dorms)
- Are special programs available for honors, learning communities, study abroad, etc?
- How diverse is campus?
- What living arrangements and options are available? (dorms, suites, apartment living, etc)
- What are the meal plan options?
- How safe is the campus and what precautions are in place for student safety?
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- Dual Enrollment Grant
- WS Dual Enrollment Information
- Walters State Dual Enrollment Handbook 2018
- Dual Enrollment College Brochure
Also, visit the GRADUATION REQUIREMENT tab for additional information.
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- Selective Service System Registration
- Volunteer East Tennessee
- Partners in Progress PIP
- Resume Sample
- Senior Post-Secondary Information Form
Complete and return to Guidance
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