• Grade 10- Sophomore Year

    • Explore all high school diploma options- For example Honors, Advanced Placement, and International Baccalaureate
    • Continue to meet with a counselor to discuss high school course selections while keeping college admission requirements in mind.
    • Course work should include
      • Algebra II or Geometry
      • Social Studies
      • Chemistry
      • Foreign Language
    • Research college requirements and application deadlines.
    • Take the PSAT/NMSQT- A student who scores high and meets other academic performance criteria may qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program
    • Become familiar with college admissions requirements and offerings, the ACCUPLACER test may be taken for placement in math, English, or reading.
    • Enroll in Honors courses in high school.
    • Enroll in AP (Advanced Placement) courses in high school- A student may ultimately receive college credit with a qualifying AP exam test score.
    • Be sure to keep your grades up!
    • Talk to your counselor to keep updated on the requirements for the Nevada Governor Guinn Millennium Scholarship.
    • Practice and prepare for the ACT. The ACT is required for high school graduation.  You want to do the best that you can!
    • Visit local college and university campuses, take visitor tours, and ask others about their college experiences.