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After High School
We know it can be difficult enough to handle school this year, much less plan for next. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to move ahead, let this section help.
Learn how each year of high school helps prepare you for the future. Choose the grade you're in now and get helpful tips you can put into practice today.
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11th Grade
- Discuss your future plans with your guidance counselor.
- Take college admission tests.
- Conduct research about colleges and if possible, make campus visits.
- Work with your IEP team (if you receive services through the public school) and others to continue planning the transition from high school to post-secondary programs or work.
- Watch for announcements about career meetings, test dates, special grants, and scholarships.
- Talk to your guidance counselor to find out about financial aid.
- Attend seminars, college nights, and futures fairs.
- Talk to students who are already in college to learn what will be expected of you.
- Work or volunteer during the summer, if possible.
- Talk to teachers about recommendations you will need for your college applications or work references.
- Visit and interview people who work in jobs that interest you.
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