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The Post-Graduate Center is located in the counseling area on the second floor. It is open to all students and parents Monday through Thursday from 8:00 am -3:00 pm. I am happy to meet individually with parents, also. It is helpful to call ahead of time. Appointments may be scheduled for after school if necessary.
I attempt to meet with every junior during their second semester and again during their senior year as many times as needed. Freshmen and sophomores can benefit from coming in to familiarize themselves with the center when they have free time.
HOW CAN YOUR STUDENT USE THE POST-GRADUATE CENTER?
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Research colleges, vocational/technical schools, majors, scholarships, financial aid, career options, internships, and community service opportunities by using a variety of resources including view books, catalogs, and the invaluable website, www.collegeincolorado.org . |
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Take personality and vocational interest assessments to determine strong areas of career interest. |
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Attend college admissions presentations held in the center by admission representatives to investigate a college further. |
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Find out about college fairs and visitations. |
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Meet with armed forces representatives if interested. |
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Obtain up-to-date information about ACT and SAT testing. |
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Register for the College Opportunity Fund Stipend. |
SENIORS CAN BENEFIT BY USING THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:
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Receive help in completing college applications. |
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Have official transcripts and copies of test scores sent to colleges. |
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Research financial aid and receive help in completing the FAFSA, (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). |
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Obtain local scholarship applications. Although students can access national scholarships via the internet, the generous scholarships provided by our community members are available in the center. |
I look forward to seeing you in the post-graduate center. Please feel free to call me with any questions.
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