Course Catalog
Course Catalog
Researching and Applying for Scholarships
Class will reopen on September 1. Registration opens on August 1. Modules provide a comprehensive approach to researching scholarships, creating high quality scholarship applications, writing essays, and provides strategies for effectively responding to writing prompts.
Antelope Valley College
Assignments will become available on the day of our monthly meeting. It is critical for all students to have completed the Profile Form and the Résumé activity. Contact the AVC Student Equity Office (661) 722-6300 or email Student_Equity@avc.edu.
Counselor Training Class (12th Grade)
While the modules are sequenced in a manner as to guide high school seniors through the process of creating 'High Quality' college application packages, students may choose to navigate the classroom based on their most critical needs. More units on scholarship research will be provided over the coming weeks.
Counselor Training Course (AVC)
Training Course for counselors and mentors.
Florence-Darlington Technical College
Assignments will become available on the first of each month. Your cohort facilitator will determine which assignments are mandatory and which assignments are optional.
2019/20 High School Senior Classroom
The 2019/20 High School Senior Classroom opened on August 1, 2019 to provide seniors with a head start to completing their senior-year college-planning tasks. At this point in the college planning process, seniors must choose the modules most appropriate for their college planning needs, such as researching colleges and scholarships, writing essays, requesting recommendation letters, choosing application cycles, completing the FAFSA, reviewing award letters, etc. Seniors who did not participate in our program in grades 9 - 11 may find this to be an arduous undertaking, however, this is the unfortunate reality of college planning. Our staff is available to provide guidance, but there is no avoiding the enormous amount of work to be done if you are to expand your college options and avoid amassing tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt.
4-Day Boot Camp for Judson ISD Rising 9th Graders
Participating students will be able to complete each day's scheduled assignments as part of developing a 4-year college-bound plan.
4-Day Boot Camp for PCS Middle School Students
Participating students will be able to complete each day's scheduled assignments as part of developing a 4-year college-bound plan.
2019 GCS Boot Camp
Participating students will be able to complete each day's scheduled assignments as part of developing a 4-year college-bound plan.
Paragon Academy Boot Camp
Participating students will be able to complete each day's scheduled assignments as part of developing a 7-year middle school-through-high school college-bound plan.
2019/20 9th-11th Grade Classroom
The 2019/20 9 - 11th Grade Classroom outlines a comprehensive set of college planning steps, within a college planning context. The lessons will expand students' understanding of their course taking, grades, test scores, leadership, and service within the context of the type of colleges for which they would like to become a competitive candidate for admission. Required Materials:
2019/20 High School Junior Classroom (2nd Semester)
The 2019/20 High School Senior Classroom opened on August 1, 2019 to provide seniors with a head start to completing their senior-year college-planning tasks. At this point in the college planning process, seniors must choose the modules most appropriate for their college planning needs, such as researching colleges and scholarships, writing essays, requesting recommendation letters, choosing application cycles, completing the FAFSA, reviewing award letters, etc. Seniors who did not participate in our program in grades 9 - 11 may find this to be an arduous undertaking, however, this is the unfortunate reality of college planning. Our staff is available to provide guidance, but there is no avoiding the enormous amount of work to be done if you are to expand your college options and avoid amassing tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt.