• Grade 9- Freshman Year 

    • Talk to your counselor about high school diploma options- Honors, Advance Placement, and International Baccalaureate.
    • Ste a goal for a high GPA- Each college has different GPA requirements and academic scholarships.
    • Familiarize yourself with how many credits you will need to graduate.
    • Follow the Nevada College readiness standards coursework should include
      • Algebra or Geometry
      • English
      • Social Studies
      • Biology
      • Foreign Language
    • Get involved in leadership activities at school and stay involved until graduation.
    • Know the eligibility requirements for the Nevada Governor Guinn Millennium Scholarship
    • Explore careers and education paths needed to obtain career of your choice.
    • Explore the opportunities offered at community college high schools and dual credit programs-A student may graduate high school with college credits completed. Some students can even graduate with an associate degree at the same time as they graduate from high school.
    • Become familiar with college admissions requirements of various colleges- Attend a college fair
    • Draft a resume that includes activities, awards, community service, and other unique educational experiences.
    • Increase family involvement in high school, such as attending open houses, sporting events, and fairs.
    • Meet with high school counselors and teachers regularly about academic progress.
    • Understand the federal financial aid process visit:
    • It’s never too early to start preparing for college admission exams ACT/SAT