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Senior College & Career Newsletter
May 19-25, 2024
Welcome Students & Families
Scroll through for important information regarding College/Career
How to reach us?
For general questions and inquiries please email (Please do not use the link at the bottom of this Newsletter to contact us)
Ms Ignaitis: tignaitis@seq.org
All HCA, Study Skills Students and Last names A-L
and/or
Ms Yeager: tyeager@seq.org
All DAA, ELD Students and Last names M-Z
Important Dates and Deadlines
UPCOMING EVENTS/DUE DATES:
May 24th - Last day to submit form to be recognized in graduation program
May 31st - Edgenuity Course Work
June 3rd - Mandatory Senior Exit Survey on Naviance
TWO IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS - Including How to Send Final Transcripts
FINAL TRANSCRIPTS FOR COLLEGE - There is ONLY ONE WAY to Request!
The only way to request final transcripts to be sent to the college you choose to attend is through the senior exit survey on Naviance (see below). All other requests will be cancelled.
Please Read Below and Complete all appropriate activities!
ANNOUNCEMENT #1: Mandatory Senior Exit Survey - Needs to Be Completed to Submit Your Final Transcript and Pick Up Your Cap & Gown
The only way to request final transcripts to be sent to the college you choose to attend is through the senior exit survey. All other requests will be canceled.
Mandatory Senior Survey
Must have completed to pick up Cap and Gown
Mandatory Senior Exit Survey is the only place to Request you Final Transcript
Before Starting the Exit Survey it is recommended that you Update your college admission decisions on Naviance’s “Colleges I’m Applying to” directions below:
PART I: Directions for Updating “Colleges I’m Applying to” List
Login to Naviance from SHS website, Sign on with Signal Sign On using your school email
On the Homepage click on “Colleges I’m Applying to”
Edit by using the pencil icon and mark whether you were admitted, deferred, etc for each school.
If you never applied to a college on your “Colleges I’m Applying To” complete FORM and we will remove it from your list
If you never added your colleges, add now using the plus sign on the right side in red
If you need help watch:
Class of 2024 Senior Exit Survey PART 1: How to Update Colleges I'm Applying to BEFORE Completing the Mandatory Class of 2024 Senior Exit Survey
PART II: Directions for Mandatory Class of 2024 Senior Exit Survey
DUE: June 3rd (before checkout)
Login to Naviance from SHS website, Sign on with Signal Sign On using your school email
On the Homepage click on your INITIALS, then “Surveys from Your School and then “Class of 2024 Senior Exit Survey” - Make sure you- Check both ATTENDING and FINAL TRANSCRIPT for one college!
If you need help watch:
Class of 2024 Senior Exit Survey PART 2: HOW TO VIDEO: Complete the Mandatory Class of 2024
Senior Exit Survey/Request Final Transcript (Available May 2)
ANNOUNCEMENT #2: Do You Want to Be Recognized in the Graduation Program?
Due: May 24th
May 24th is the ABSOLUTE deadline to submit any scholarships or senior academic awards you have received in order to be recognized in the graduation program.
Students can include or not include academic scholarships they received by a college they are not attending- some students want to add them and others do not.
If you (the student) have a question, please email Ms Ignaitis tignaitis@seq.org.
Edgenuity deadline approaching!
DEADLINE: May 31st 6pm
SENIORS making up classes (D/F grades) for graduation and/or A-G requirements through our online credit recovery program Edgenuity must complete their classes by June 2nd, no exceptions.
Contact your assigned counselor if you are unsure if you need to make up classes. Edgenuity teacher: Mr. Calles, jcalles@seq.org
Edgenuity Office Hours: Room B-8 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Open Mon-Fri, May 20-24: 4-6pm
Open Tues-Fri, May 28-31: 4-6pm (May 27, holiday)
Seniors: Financial Aid Application Requirement
All high school seniors must complete a financial aid application — either the FAFSA or CADAA. Both applications provide students an opportunity to be considered for financial aid for college or a vocational school. We encourage seniors to complete their application as soon as possible. Appointments with College/Career Counselors are available.
If you would like to complete the opt-out form or have questions about this requirement, please contact your assigned school counselor.
OTHER: Upcoming Flex Offerings
INTERESTED in the TRADES?
May 23- Representative from the Electrician Union - FLEX College Career Center/Room 115
NEED HELP APPLYING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Counselors are offering Flex Sessions this month to help you complete your community college application - you need to know your Social Security Number if you have one.
Are you interested in becoming a Veterinarian?
The number one question students want to know about becoming a veterinarian: “How do I get into Veterinary School?
How to Prepare in High School
Gain a solid background in math and science.
Take part in extracurricular activities (athletics, school clubs, FFA, etc)
Study and maintain a high GPA and high SAT/ACT scores.
Acquire as much experience with pets as possible. Consider volunteering at your local humane society or with a local veterinarian.
How to Prepare as a College Undergraduate
Take a pre-vet or comparable curriculum, that is, one that includes math and several science courses such as biology and chemistry.
Maintain a high GPA
Gain as much broad exposure to veterinary medicine as possible. Consider job shadowing with veterinarians, scientists, working on a farm or volunteering at an animal shelter.
Join a Pre-Vet club.
Gain Experience
Gain animal experience by job shadowing, working on a farm or volunteering at an animal shelter
Gain veterinary clinical experience under the direct supervision of a veterinarian
Seek opportunities for research experience (animal and veterinary research as well as other field and/or laboratory-based research).
Click for: AVMA’s “Veterinary Admissions 101” Page
Click for: Frequently Asked Questions
Video Interview with a Veterinarian
GENERAL FOUR YEAR COLLEGE INFORMATION
CHECK YOUR PORTALS!
Checking Emails and Portals
Please make checking your email a DAILY Practice!
Please check your portals AT LEAST once a WEEK!
ALWAYS respond in a timely fashion!
Don't be the person who gets their application withdrawn
All seniors: Update your "Colleges I'm Applying to" List in Naviance
Now is the time to update your Colleges I'm Applying to" List in Naviance with where you've been accepted. Don't forget to add community colleges also if that's where you are thinking about going. See this video for directions on how to update your list.
*Report D/F or Changes in Your Application
*Check your portals and emails often and do not wait to respond!
*Make sure you complete all financial aid requirements for each college
Cal Grant Update - Make your WebGrants account
From California Student Aid Commission (CSAC)
After your FAFSA or CADAA application is processed, you’ll receive an email letting you know it’s time to create your WebGrants4Students account. When you create your account, it will still show INCOMPLETE for Cal Grant but if you click on details, you will be able to see your GPA which means you've done your part.
--Cal Grants have not been processed for anyone
If you have any questions call CSAC- 888-224-7268 ASAP
CSU INFORMATION
Next Steps for Freshman Students
Our Freshman: Next Steps webpage provides access to the admitted student websites for all twenty-three CSUs. Campus websites provide more information about important deadlines and next steps in the admissions process.
Fall 2024 Admission - Extended Deadlines - From CSU Counselor Bulletin
Several CSU campuses are still accepting transfer applications. Visit our application dates & deadlines page and use the “Is Your Campus Still Accepting Applications?” feature to view open campus programs and their deadlines.
UC INFORMATION
Scholarship for SUHSD Student Going to a UC
Kelly Kolozsi Memorial Scholarship --Local Scholarship for Students Attending a UC
Due: May 24th
Next Steps for Admitted Students
For more information on the enrollment process for first-years, including campus-specific information, reference the following two resources:
Make Sure you Check Your Emails and Portals a couple of times a week - Waitlists usually have a quick turnaround due date.
COMMON APPLICATION INFORMATION
COMMUNITY COLLEGE INFORMATION
Community College Help and Information
1. If you know your Social Security Number drop by the College and Career Center any lunch or sign up for Flex Time to apply - it takes 30 minutes!
2. There will also be scheduled college application workshops during the school day with CSM, Cañada and Foothill
3. It is important that all students submit their FAFSA/Dream Application to qualify for the Promise Scholarship/San Mateo County Resident Initiative - which pays for first two years of college!
Cañada College is here every Thursday!
Every Thursday during Flex and Lunch Cañada College is here to help you apply and answer questions.
APPLY TO College of San Mateo - STEPS BELOW
The enrollment steps are listed below.
Step #1: Admissions Application
Apply to College of San Mateo and complete the application. You will receive a welcome letter from College of San Mateo which contains your Student ID Number (G Number) and Username.
Step #2: Student Online Orientation/Welcome Orientation
Visit WebSMART and log into your account using your Username and Password. Select the Student tab, then select the Student Online Orientation.
Step #3: English and Math Assessment
Once you Register for PEP, CSM staff will send you a confirmation of your English and Math course placement and registration opportunity for PEP Group Counseling Sessions.
Step #4: PEP Group Counseling Session
Schedule a counseling session (phone or Zoom-video conferencing). You will discuss your classes for Fall, create a Student Educational Plan (SEP) and any other topic like careers, majors, and transfer.
Step #5: Register for courses and pay school fees on your Priority Registration Date
You will receive an email providing you with your priority registration date. Log onto WebSMART to register for courses online. School fees are also payable via WebSMART.
If you have questions about PEP, please email us at csmpep@smccd.edu
Priority Enrollment Program (PEP) is designed to guide the first-time student through the matriculation steps (Assessment, Orientation, Counseling) and prepare students to register for classes. (We were told they are adding more PEP events)
How to Apply to Community College
The steps to enroll are different for each site. Go to the websites below for more information.
Canada College: https://canadacollege.edu/admissions/new-student.php
Skyline College: https://skylinecollege.edu/outreach/pep.php
De Anza: https://www.deanza.edu/apply-and-register/index.html
Foothill: https://foothill.edu/reg/admission/highschool.html
De Anza Pride Learning Community
The Pride Learning Community is a year-long student cohort model that fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment for students identifying as LGBTQ+ as well as those who identify across the gender and sexuality spectrums. Students in this learning community will partake and engage in courses that encompass LGBTQ+ content and material while building community with like-minded students, faculty, staff, and community partners. By joining the Pride Learning Community, students will benefit from an array of services.
For students who are interested in joining the Pride Learning Community, please complete our student interest form
Monthly SHS Scholarships & Student Opportunities Lists
Click HERE to go directly to the Sequoia High School website for the most updated scholarship and student opportunities lists.
If you find a scholarship you are interested in and want the link to the website or more information be sure to log in to your Naviance account, under the College tab, click on Scholarships and Money, then Scholarship list, and put the name of the scholarship in the search box, then click on the name of the scholarship.
May Scholarship List Available! - APPLY NOW!
On Sequoia website under College and Career or
Paper copies are available in the bin outside of the College and Career Center or by clicking on the purple banner above this message. There are more opportunities than we can highlight each week so make sure to check it out.
Vipin Agrawal Memorial Scholarship
Due June 1st
The Vipin Agrawal Memorial Scholarship Fund provides scholarships to students from low-income and immigrant backgrounds who are planning to attend a CSU or UC.
MIT Open CourseWare
Grades: 9th-12th
MIT OpenCourseWare is a free and open collection of material from thousands of MIT courses, covering the entire MIT curriculum. No registration. WEBSITE
San Mateo County Youth Commission
Due: May 31st
Grades: 9-12th
An advisory commission to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, established in 1993 to address youth need in the county and provide youth voice in local government. The Youth Commission is comprised of 25 youth between the ages of 13-21 who reside in San Mateo County. Commissioners serve a fixed term following the school year cycle from August to May. WEBSITE
INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT?
San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue - Law Enforcement Exploring Program
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Programs are designed to give the youth of our community a chance to experience different levels of law enforcement first hand. This program is nationally known as “Exploring” and is part of the co-ed division of Boy Scouts of America.Explorer Post 830 specializes in Search and Rescue training.
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center for more information or
Interested candidates can contact us via email at
Wellness Peer Advocates
Are you looking for opportunities to complete community service hours for school, college, work, or personal growth? Look no further! The Teen Resource Center is excited to announce Wellness Peer Advocates, and we invite you to join us.
Being a part of Wellness Peer Advocates not only allows you to fulfill your community service requirements but also demonstrates your commitment to promoting well-being and mental health awareness on our campus. Plus, it looks fantastic on college applications and resumes!
If you're interested in joining or learning more, please reach out to Sam Reynaga at sam.reynaga@star-vista.org
San Mateo Youth Climate Action (SMYCA) - Virtual Meetings
ELIGIBLE GRADES: All Grades Welcome
Youth-led climate policy and education initiatives from across San Mateo County. Students collaborate across the county, virtually. Students can make a long-lasting impact across cities as a whole. Current initiatives awaiting students include projects such as climate divestment in cities, building electrification policy, in-school/in-home climate literacy initiatives.
Students are welcome to schedule a meeting with SMYCA representatives over Zoom to learn more (https://calendly.com/smyca/officehours).
Civil Service Fellowship
Can Apply All Year
All Grades
Rhizome, a nonprofit organization built by and for students, is offering a community service, leadership, and civic engagement opportunity through their Civic Service Fellowship. Their website includes info on how the Fellowship boosts mental health determinants, leadership skills, and community connectedness while making an impact and receiving service hours. Check it out if you’re interested in civics, service leadership, or learning how to make a genuine impact.
Volunteer with AYSO EPIC
Help volunteer with AYSO EPIC, a program for the mentally and physically disabled to have the opportunity to play community soccer.
City Trees Volunteer Opportunities
CityTrees loves working with volunteers from our community. The easiest way to volunteer with CityTrees is to sign up for an upcoming event.
At CityTrees, diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the core of who we are. Our commitment to these values is central to our mission. We know that working together and having varied perspectives helps generate better ideas and will result in a larger and healthier tree canopy.
There are opportunities all year round
Do you Like Computer Science? Code for Fun Camp Summer Positions
Code for Fun is a non-profit organization located in the Bay area and we will be offering summer coding camps in your city.
We are looking for students who are committed to volunteering and passionate about computer science.
This is a great opportunity to earn community service hours, learn leadership & people skills, develop time management & organizational skill
Until There's a Cure - Unpaid Summer Internship
May 13th
Until There’s A Cure is a national organization based in Woodside, CA is seeking fun and creative individuals for our internship program. We are dedicated to eradicating HIV/AIDS by raising awareness and funds to combat this pandemic. This is an incredible opportunity to learn and engage in cutting edge, meaningful work for a nationally renowned nonprofit AIDS organization. Our interns play a vital role in our organizational success, and can anticipate a challenging, fun, and rewarding experience. Flier in College and Career Center with job positions and more information The student can send their resume to our email: info@utac.org
Healthy Cities Volunteer Opportunity
Check out information below
Project Read - Redwood City Library Volunteer Opportunities
This is a great opportunity for SHS students to be matched with a younger student to tutor once or twice a week.
If interested contact:
Email - rclread@redwoodcity.org
Phone- 650 780-7077
For more information go to their website and scroll down to the Teen Volunteer Section.
(Flier in College and Career Center)
Girls That Code - Online Activities
They “release activities bi-weekly— some online, some offline, of varying levels of difficulty. Each activity features a woman in tech who pioneered innovative technology.” Click here for more information
Volunteer Ronald McDonald House Charities
Help families able to stay close to their sick children
Families with critically ill children are going through some of the hardest moments of their lives. By helping us keep our programs running smoothly, hosting in-kind drives or fundraisers, and spreading the word, you make it possible for families to keep their focus on their children
Year long opportunities to volunteer
For more information, click here for their website
Volunteer Opportunity with Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity is in need of volunteers, 16 years old and older, to help at our construction site in Daly City. If you are curious about Habitat and how you can get involved, we are holding informational sessions to provide a glimpse of our work. In these sessions, you can also expect to hear about the Covid-19 protocols currently in place to ensure the safety of volunteers.
Click Here for more information on how to volunteer
Federal Student Loans- What are they and what is the process for getting them?
From the US Department of Education, more information here.
Direct Subsidized Loans
Direct Subsidized Loans are available to undergraduate students with financial need.
Your school determines the amount you can borrow, and the amount may not exceed your financial need.
The U.S. Department of Education pays the interest on a Direct Subsidized Loan while you’re in school at least half-time,for the first six months after you leave school (referred to as a grace period*), and during a period of deferment (a postponement of loan payments).
Direct Unsubsidized Loans
Direct Unsubsidized Loans are available to undergraduate and graduate students; there is no requirement to demonstrate financial need.
Your school determines the amount you can borrow based on your cost of attendance and other financial aid you receive.
You are responsible for paying the interest on a Direct Unsubsidized Loan during all periods.
What additional steps must I take to receive my loan?
If your financial aid package includes federal student loans, your school will tell you how to accept the loan.
If it is your first time receiving a Direct Loan, you will be required to
complete entrance counseling, a tool to ensure you understand your obligation to repay the loan; and
sign a loan contract called a Master Promissory Note, agreeing to the terms of the loan.
Contact the financial aid office at the school you are planning to attend for details regarding the process for receiving a loan at your school.
How will I receive my loan?
The school will first apply your loan funds to your school account to pay for tuition, fees, room and board, and other school charges. If any additional loan funds remain, they will be returned to you. All loan funds must be used for your education expenses. Learn more about the process of receiving federal student aid.
Who will contact me after I receive my loan?
When you receive your Direct Loan, you will be contacted by your loan servicer (you repay your loan to the loan servicer). Your loan servicer will provide regular updates on the status of your Direct Loan, and any additional Direct Loans that you receive.
When do I have to pay back my loan?
After you graduate, leave school, or drop below half-time enrollment, you will have a six-month grace period before you are required to begin repayment. During this period, you'll receive repayment information from your loan servicer, and you'll be notified of your first payment due date. Payments are usually due monthly. Learn more about repaying your loan.
What types of loan repayment plans are available?
There are several repayment options available that are designed to meet the individual needs of borrowers. Your loan servicer can help you understand which repayment options are available to you. Generally, you’ll have 10 to 25 years to repay your loan, depending on the repayment plan that you choose. Learn more about your repayment options.
If You Have Question or Need Help
Come to College and Career Center and/or Sign Up for Flex - Room 115/College and Career Center
Cal Grant Verification
Sequoia Union High School District has already submitted your GPA to Cal Grant
No Verification Form is needed AFTER submitting your FAFSA/Dream Application by May 2, 2024
CHECK FINANCIAL AID DEADLINES AT COLLEGES YOU'VE APPLIED TO
Each college and university sets their own deadlines for financial aid applications to be submitted. Go to the financial aid office website for each of the out of state public and private schools that you applied to for their deadlines.
FAFSA
Two and four-year college bound seniors, complete this Free Application for Federal Student Aid online today regardless of your family income.
Go here to learn more.
CA Dream Act
California Dream Act allows undocumented and nonresident students to receive certain types of financial aid funded through public universities, state administered financial aid, university grants, community college fee waivers, and cal grants.
Go here to learn more.
CSS Profile
The CSS Profile is an online application that collects information used by nearly 290 private colleges and some public university scholarship programs to award non-federal aid.
Go here to learn more.
Utility Box Mural Project $500 Stipend - City of San Carlos
DEADLINE TO APPLY: May 24th
Students can apply and go through the selection process to paint the utility box on San Carlos Ave & Club Drive.
This is a great opportunity for students to add this experience to their resumes. The selected artist(s) will receive a total of $500 once the project is completed. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2024 at 4pm. More info can be found HERE
Teacher Aides at Growing IQ
High school junior or senior
Requirements: Interest in child-care/education field, enjoys working with preschool and elementary aged students, able to assist in managing a classroom of 5-10 students for up to two hours, with high energy and an uplifting attitude. Apply Now by sending your resume to lily@growingiq.com or call 650.502.2447.
Mercato de Che Fico - Is Hiring!
ELIGIBLE AGE: At least 16yrs old
The newest grocery store in Menlo Park is looking for employees for the following areas:
Food Service (deli and gelato)
Registers
Sales Floor
Flexible Hours
Reach out Careers@CheFico.com or come by in person - 1300 El Camino Real, Suite A, Menlo Park
Fliers in College and Career Center
Recreation Leaders I/II and Program Coordinator positions with San Carlos Parks and Recreation Summer Camp programs
San Carlos Parks and Recreation is looking for individuals who are passionate about giving back to the community, motivated, enthusiastic, and responsible. Engage a fun and positive leadership experience while also having the opportunity to make an impact on kid’s lives. Come join our Parks and Recreation staff as a Recreation Leaders I/II or Program Coordinator in our Summer Camp Programs! Learn more and apply today at https://www.calopps.org/city-of-san-carlos.
Ladera Oaks Lifeguard Job Opportunity
Minimum Age: 15 yrs old
$18.00 an hour (can be negotiated based on experience)
Peninsula Swim School- Looking for Swim Instructors
We are currently looking to hire more swim teachers to join our team. We offer flexible hours and provide paid training. See flier for details.
Redwood City Parks and Recreation - Program Leader II for After School Programs
ELIGIBLE Minimum Age: 16yrs
Make an impact on youth in our community by leading youth in various activities Assist in helping students excel in school by providing them with academic support Participate and create recreational enrichment activities that help generate a positive social environment for youth Develop professionally and enhance your leadership skills Gain experience in youth development and education
For more informationAfter-School Driver
We're looking for an after-school driver to pick up our 2 kids, firstly from Orion Elementary, and then Nesbit Elementary school, and then drop them off at home in the Hallmark neighborhood of Belmont. It'd be about an hour everyday, with first pickup at 2:40pm at Orion, except Thursday's pickup at 1:40pm. Contact angelabunner@gmail.com / 408-368-9943. If you want more hours and $, we're happy to have you help do writing homework help too! Thanks for your help!
City of San Carlos Part-time Recreation Leaders
City of San Carlos Parks and Recreation Department. is looking for part-time recreation leaders to oversee gym rentals and sporting events.
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center
In-N-Out Burger
Flexible hours, Free Meals, Gain Work Experience
$21.00 hour
Apply at In-N-Out.com or
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center
Footsteps Child Care
Footsteps Child Care, located in Belmont and Redwood Shores, is a not for profit organization that has been operating for almost 30 years. Next school year we will be providing after school programming for a large group of underserved students, TK to sixth grades and need to hire around 30 additional staff members. You must be either 18 years old or a high school graduate to work for us.
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center
Assistant and Lead Soccer Coach Positions
16 years and older
Will be here on campus Monday August 28th at lunch.
Super Soccer Stars is currently looking for Part-Time assistant and Lead Coaches in the Bay Area for their Fall season (Paid training available starting immediately).Current Openings: https://apply.workable.com/super-soccer-stars/j/52A1133161/
Hummingbird Music School is looking for fun and talented high school musicians to join our team of Music Teachers!
Minimum Age Requirement: 16yrs
Part-time work is available teaching group Piano Classes and Ukulele Classes at local elementary schools, as well as private lessons (in all instruments) in-person or online. Pay is $60/hour for group classes and $45/hour for private lessons. Please apply online at http://hummingbirdmusicschool.com/about
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center
Kumon Tutoring Center
No Experience required, Entry level
Paid Minimum Wage
Looking for students with good math and reading skills who are available to work Tuesday and Fridays 3-7pm. If interested email at lihueiw@yahoo.com or text at 650-799-4099
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center
Mathnasium of Redwood City, a Math-Only Learning Center
Looking for high school students with exceptional math skills through Algebra I and Geometry to join our team! We offer competitively paid part-time jobs at Sequoia Station with flexible scheduling and ongoing training opportunities. Join us for the opportunity to make a REAL difference in a child’s life by passing on a love for math!
Our starting salaries are $17.00-$19.00 depending on what level of math the instructors can teach.
If interested, please apply online
Pick up a flier in the College and Career Center
How To Videos for students now on our website!
Past Newsletters
May 12-18, 2024 Repeat Info
May 4-11, 2024 ANNOUNCEMENTS: Exit Survey and Awards in Grad Program CAREER: All about Trade Apprenticeships
April 28-May 4, 2024 GENERAL INFORMATION: SIR FINANCIAL AID: Web Grant Accounts
April 21-27, 2024 GENERAL INFORMATION - Statement of Intent Register- Due May 1st UNLESS EXTENDED by Specific College CAREER: Careers in the Military Sealift Command
April 14-20, 2024 GENERAL INFORMATION: Comparing Financial Letters FINANCIAL AID: 5 Numbers to Look at on your FA Letter
March 31-April 6, 2024 GENERAL 4 YR: How to Choose Where to Attend College from CEG
CAREER:Careers to Consider: Mortuary Science/Funeral Service
March 24-30, 2024 GENERAL 4YR: Conditional Status - Possible Reasons to Take Away an Admission Offer FA: Learn About the FAFSA Submission Summary (Replaces Student Aid Report) From Federal Student Aid
March 17-23, 2024 GENERAL 4YR: Conditional Status - Possible Reasons to Take Away an Admission Offer CAREER:8 jobs in criminal justice that aren’t being a cop
March 10-16, 2024 GENERAL 4YR: Appeals and Waitlists FINANCIAL AID: APRIL 2nd - Priority Deadline for FAFSA or Dream Application and DEADLINE for Cal Grant
Mar 3-9, 2024 GENERAL 4YR: ADVICE From Pace University – When you do not get into your first choice school
CAREER: Why Industrial Hygiene is a Smart Career Move in Today’s Health-Conscious World
Feb 18-March 2, 2024 Midwinter Break 2 Week Edition
GENERAL INFO: Check FA Deadline Extensions and Requirements, FINANCIAL AID: Pro Tips for FAFSA
Feb 11-17, 2024 CSU and UC: Extended Intent to Register deadlines CAREER:
Why choose a job in the medical field?
GENERAL INFORMATION: How Colleges Communicate with Applicants FINANCIAL AID: Updates from the Dept of Ed
GENERAL INFORMATION: 7th Semester Transcript Info Set Up Portals UC: Canceling or Withdrawing UC App, COMMON APP INFO: MYR Info FINANCIAL AID: Cash for College and Stanford FA Webinar
FIRST SEMESTER BELOW
CAREER: How to Become a Pilot
COMMON APP: Deferred, GENERAL 4Y- What You Need to Do After You Submit Your Application, FINANCIAL AID: Why you should complete the FAFSA/CADAA
Dec 10-16, 2023 UC INFORMATION: UC Berkeley LOR, COMMON APPLICATION: Deferred? Here’s What to Do Next
GENERAL FOUR-YEAR: What to do After you submit your applications
UC INFO: Plagiarism Checks, COMMON APPLICATION: Adding or Removing Colleges After You Have Submitted Form to Counselor
FINANCIAL AID: Checking College Financial Aid Deadlines (They are often different than State and Federal Deadlines)
Nov 19-Dec 2, 2023 UC and CSU INFORMATION: Fee Waiver Info
GENERAL FOUR-YEAR INFORMATION: How are Colleges Assessing Your Application?, Add All College Applications - To “Colleges I’m Applying To” on Naviance, UC/CSU Common Errors
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION: The CSS Profile Explained, Create a FSA ID, FAFSA/CADAA changes this year
Nov 5-11, 2023 GENERAL 4YR: What to do after you’ve submitted your applications: Some Schools Require Self-Reported Academic Record
Oct 29-Nov 4, 2023 FINANCIAL AID: Changes to the FAFSA, GENERAL 4 Yr: Deadline to Turn in SR/LOR Form to Counselor, COMMON APP: Worried About Your Documents Being Sent on Time
Oct 22-28, 2023 CSU INFORMATION: Why is my A-G gpa Different on My Transcript and CSUapply Account? UC INFORMATION: Maximizing Space on Your Application
Oct 15-21, 2023 GENERAL 4YR: Getting Help FINANCIAL AID: Paying for College is a Family Affair
Oct 8-14, 2023 GENERAL 4YR: Does Submitting My Application Earlier Than The Due Date Give Me an Advantage? Depends on the Type of College FINANCIAL AID: Create a FSA ID
Oct 1-7, 2023 GENERAL 4YR: Research College Majors CSU: Application is NOW OPEN! CAREER: Careers in Engineering
Sept 24 -30, 2023 Updated Only Due to Off Campus Weeklong Conference
Sept 17-23, 2023 GENERAL FOUR YEAR INFO: Transcript Request Info, COMMON APP: Sequoia School Info for Education Tab, CAREER: Public Service Careers that Will Pay for Your College Degree
Sept 10-16, 2023 GENERAL 4YR Do you need the SR/LOR Form?, FINANCIAL AID: Changes to FAFSA/CAADA and FSA ID
Aug 27-Sept 2, 2023 CSF, How and Why to Sign Up for a College Visit
Sequoia High School College & Career Center