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Mrs. Crisp is the college and financial aid advisor. She is here to help with your college admissions.
See Mrs. Crisp for information on scholarships, financial aid, and schools. Visit her all day Monday and Wednesday, and Friday from 12:30PM to 4:00PM.
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The College Board - Register for the SAT or buy the official SAT prep book.
The Princeton Review - Get information about colleges, such as admission requirements, majors offered, ranking, etc.
The Sparknotes SAT Guide - A good free guide to help you prepare for the SAT. Sparknotes also offers free practice tests, a diagnostic test, and "power tactics" books for improving on certain areas.
The Sparknotes ACT Guide - Sparknotes offers a free book for the ACT, as well as a diagnostic test and essay grading.
Number2 - Test prep for SAT and ACT. Also has a vocab builder.
Documents & Resources:
USG Schools
Important Dates for High School Seniors
Internet Resources for College & Financial Aid
SAT vs. ACT 07-08
Scholarship Preparation Tips
State College Scholarships
Test Prep Resources
Completing the Countdown to College
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Georgia HOPE Scholarship - Covers tuition, some fees, and has a book allowance for a Georgia public college, or around $3,000 annually for private Gerogia Colleges.
Horatio Alger Scholarship - Awards $1,000-$10,000 scholarships based on financial need. Requirements are a 2.0+ GPA, community/school involvement, and having overcome personal adversity.
Brick Awards - Offers $5,000 scholarships for people with outstanding community service. Requirements are recommendations, essays, resume, and evidence of community service.
Ron Brown Scholar Program - A scholarship for African American seniors who exhibit academic excellence, exceptional leadership, and community involvement. 10 scholarships will be awarded, and winners will recieve $10,000 a year for four years.
More:
Local Scholarships
National Scholarships
Find scholarships at Fastweb
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