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Senior Year
It is time to start getting excited about college! You are almost there. As always, meet with your guidance counselor, keep your grades up, and try to save money.
• Monitor Mr. Gochenour’s website on a weekly basis for college/financial aid information.
• Research and record registration, application, financial aid, and scholarship deadlines.
• Register for the SAT I
This is a very popular exam date for high school seniors, so the sooner you register, the more likely you will receive your first choice location. To prepare - go to www.collegeboard.com, buy their book and take their practice test.
• Tty to narrow your college list to five schools, research and visit them.
• Know exactly what material each college expects and submit your applications. Remember that all colleges have different deadlines.
• Pick up the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) from Jason Gochenour or the Rappahannock Library. For faster, easier processing, fill out the FAFSA on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Everyone should fill out this form, even
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