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- 11TH GRADE SURVEYS
- Fontana High School (hs)
- Freshmen
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Meet with your counselor
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Create a four-year high school plan.
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Make sure you know what high school courses are required by colleges and that your courses are on track (see A-G subject requirements).
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Take the most rigorous courses you can…
consider honors and AP classes.
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Start thinking about careers
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Identify your interests—likes and dislikes—not just academics but in all areas. This will help you focus on goals.
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Explore career options—talk to teachers, graduates who are working, professionals in the community.
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Extracurricular activities
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Find something you love…a sport, music, club, or community volunteer activity and GET INVOLVED.
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If you think you may want to play sports in college, research the National College Athletic Association eligibility requirements at www.ncaa.org
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Save for college
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It’s not too late to start a college savings plan, if you haven’t already.
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Investigate state financial aid programs and 529 plans.
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