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Our College and Career Counseling Center is ready to help students take their next step after graduation. Counselors help students with appropriate course selections for graduation, finding scholarships for college, as well as guide students through the college selection process.
The counseling department hosts college planning workshops, conducts class presentations that take students through career interest inventories, and schedules individual student meetings beginning in the student’s freshman year. All high school students have a Scoir account, which is a web-based college and career planning platform to create college lists and search for careers.
Whatever your dreams are, you can get there from here!
Current parents may schedule a meeting with Jon Huizinga or Ann Raley using these links:
SAT: 1203 (615 EBRW; 588 Math) 82 total test takers
ACT: 26.2
High School Curriculum Guide with Course Descriptions
Curriculum Guide
Timothy Seal of Biliteracy Webpage
Biliteracy Link
Register for the ACT and search for colleges.
http://www.actstudent.org/
Register for the SAT. Also provides extensive college search and financial aid information.
https://collegeboard.org/
National Association for College Admission Counseling
http://www.nacacnet.org
Government website with FAFSA information and more helpful resources.
www.ed.gov
Direct site to the application for the FAFSA.
https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
Vast wealth of information of scholarships, scholarship scams, and financial aid programs.
www.finaid.org
Worksheet for comparing colleges including price, acceptance percentage, merit aid, and more.
College Compare Worksheet
Did you know that in addition to scholarships that are available directly from the college you're applying to, there are numerous other resources for scholarships? The following websites can help you find small scholarships from private businesses and national non-profits.
Last Friday, the senior class celebrated their post-secondary plans by wearing their SWAG. From this class of 84 students, there are 50 different paths being taken by our seniors
Senior Nathan Canada was recently awarded the Joseph P. Blades Scholarship at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana. Only six students are awarded this full tuition scholarship and must demonstrate spiritual, academic, and community leadership.
Noelle Eillingsen recently scored a 34 on her ACT, which is nearly perfect.
Whatever your dreams are — you can get there from here.
Greetings from the College and Career Center at Timothy Christian Schools. We are excited to work with you and your students this year as they prepare for life after high school. There are many paths a student can take following high school graduation, but we anticipate that the majority of our students will continue their education at the college level. In an effort to help you and your student plan and be as well informed as possible, Timothy is offering the following opportunities for you to learn more about the college admissions process. I want to personally invite and encourage you to attend as many of these events as you can, as I do believe they can be very helpful as you navigate through this year.
The college search process can feel overwhelming, especially with a pandemic going on. This is Part Two of the Top Questions you should ask during your college search.
The college search process can feel overwhelming, and that feeling has only been aggravated by Covid-19. Thankfully, the first step of the process has remained largely the same: ask yourself some questions.
Join us on 6/3 at 3:30 pm (CST) for “How Grandparents Are Lighting the Way to Debt-Free College For the Kids They Love” webinar with nationally recognized college planning speaker, Jeannie Burlowski.
Join us on 5/14 at 6 pm (CST) for “How To Convince Your Kids They Don’t Need Student Loans” webinar with nationally recognized college planning speaker, Jeannie Burlowski.