• Spring State Testing Week Information - this week!
• SENIORS: Next Steps Workshops for Admitted Students
• Careers in Firefighting/EMS Info Session
• College Essay Writing Workshop at HW Library
• College Bound Citizens Webinar Series

4/21: SENIORS: WMU Admitted Student Workshop - Sign-up to attend!

4/22: SENIORS: GVSU Admitted Student Workshop - Sign-up to attend!

4/23: JUNIORS: BHS Virtual Paying for College Night 8:00-8:45 PM - Register here!

4/24: AP Exam Digital Readiness Check: 1st hour (last names A-K), 2nd hour (last names L-Z) in Collaborative Center

4/24: Careers in Firefighting/EMS - Sign up to attend!

4/25: AP Exam Digital Readiness Check Make-up: 1st hour in Collaborative Center

5/8: SENIORS: OCC Apply + Next Steps Workshop - Sign-up tp attend!

Paying for College Info Night is for BHS juniors and their families to learn general information regarding the financial aid process from financial aid expert, Dr. Carrie Gilchrist.

Topics include the elements of financial aid, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), private resources available, and more!

Register here!

BHS Collaborative Center - Bring your district device!

Make-up date is 1st hour April 25th in BHS Collaborative Center

If you are planning to attend one of these colleges next year, please sign up to attend the Next Steps Workshop in the College + Career Center!

The admissions reps will be at BHS to answer any questions and help you with the next steps to attend in the fall!

4/21: SENIORS: WMU Admitted Student Workshop - Sign-up to attend!

4/22: SENIORS: GVSU Admitted Student Workshop - Sign-up to attend!

4/22: SENIORS: EMU Admitted Student Workshop - Sign-up to attend!
4/23: SENIORS: OU Admitted Student Workshop - Sign-up to attend!

Talk with a professional firefighter/paramedic about the career, education, training and opportunities with the fire service/EMS.

Sign up here to attend!

How to Access Varsity Tutors

• Sign into the Varsity Tutors platform through the student Clever portal.
• To learn how to log into Clever with your child’s Berkley Schools Google account, follow these directions.

JMC's 2025 Junior Visit Days will be held on April 11 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Club Spartan.

Junior Visit Days are designed specifically for high school juniors and will help you explore how JMC can support your academic goals and interests. You’ll hear from Madison faculty and staff and take a tour of the academic areas of Case Hall (this tour will not include residence rooms). Most importantly, you'll connect with current students who will share their experiences and give you insight into what life is like as a Madisonian.

Events run from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Club Spartan on the third floor of Case Hall. Join us for an optional lunch in the South Pointe at Case dining hall afterwards.

Register to attend JMC's Junior Visit Days via MSU's Office of Admissions.

6:00-6:30 PM: College Fair

• Quick Overview by local universities including OCC's *new hands-on* Pre-Engineering program
• Designed to help students understand what engineering is about and an opportunity to learn by using their hands in a fun way!

6:30-7:30 PM: Career Fair

• Students will visit tables to learn about different types of engineering careers, careers in design, and careers using CAD

The Bridges to Success program is a 3-week summer program for rising 9th-grade, 10th and 11th-grade students.

This summer program is focused on college readiness and career planning and will take place from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. from July 14 - 31 at OCC's Auburn Hills campus.

Students can expect to:

• Participate in two courses designed to prepare them for college
• Have breakfast and lunch provided
• Explore diverse career paths
• Have the opportunity to earn up to four college credits

Once your student has completed the program, they will:

• Be gifted fully stocked back-to-school bags
• Receive a special gift tailored to support them in their educational journey

During this camp, your student will complete two classes to earn credits. These classes are:

• ASC 1070: College Success Skills
• CNS 1150: Career Planning

Interested in signing up your student? Fill out the forms below by April 25th.

Questions? Contact secondary@oaklandcc.edu

The MSU High School Entrepreneur Leadership Camp is a free, four-day camp for rising high school juniors and seniors. Within this immersive entrepreneurship experience, young entrepreneurs will have a platform to explore their educational and business aspirations

The following opportunities are open to high school students who are interested in science, chemistry, healthcare, medical school, cosmetic product formulation, and related subjects.

• Pharmacy and Science Career Camp
• (An On-Campus Experience for Rising Juniors and Seniors)
• Register: https://www.utoledo.edu/pharmacy/camp/pharmacy-camp.html

• Cosmetic Science and Formulation Design Camp
• (A Virtual Experience for Rising Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors)
• Register: https://www.utoledo.edu/pharmacy/camp/coscicamp/

Students and families looking for help paying for college can attend an upcoming Virtual Financial Aid Presentation provided by MI Student Aid.

Participants will be able to gather information on the following financial aid topics:

• FAFSA application information
• Federal financial aid programs
• State financial aid programs
• Scholarship searching resources

Sessions are free of charge and open to the public.

• April 16 at 6:30 p.m.
• April 22 at 12:30 p.m.

Are you not able to attend one of our Financial Aid 101 webinars?
You can view a recording of the presentation.

High school students and families interested in learning more about the Michigan Achievement Scholarship are encouraged to attend an informational webinar provided by MI Student Aid.

Participants will be able to gather the following information:

• Information about the NEW Community College Guarantee
• Michigan Achievement Scholarship eligibility requirements
• Michigan Achievement Scholarship award amounts
• Important action items for students and families
• Additional resources and program information

Sessions are free of charge and open to the public.

• April 15 at 6:30 p.m.

Are you not able to attend a webinar?
Take a look at the recording of the Michigan Achievement Scholarship Informational Session.

The Federal Student Aid (FSA) ID (or studentaid.gov login) is a username and password that is required to log in and access all Federal Student Aid websites, including the FAFSA. Serves as a legal signature when you submit your FAFSA. Go to studentaid.gov and click “create account” in the upper right hand corner. (do not use your BRK email)

👉 All those contributing to a FAFSA (parent/guardian) must create separate FSA IDs

🤷 Not sure who counts as a parent? Use the “Who is My Parent?” tool

• Gather the information needed to complete the FAFSA: You’ll need information on income, assets, and demographics. 📝This handy FAFSA checklist can help you organize everything you need.

• Begin the FAFSA, invite your parent as a contributor to the FAFSA. Enter your parent/guardian email, so they can complete their portion of the FAFSA.




• List the colleges, trade schools, that you applied to or are thinking of applying to. You can always log-in later and edit your ranking of schools.




• You and your parent/contributor will need to "sign" your FAFSA with your FSA IDs.

Call the center or click here to reserve your seat at The Tutoring Center in Birmingham. Space is limited!