11th Graders

• This is your last academic year for colleges to consider students. Therefore, approach studying with the utmost importance, regardless of whether your classes are online or in person.
• During this academically challenging year where students are studying diligently for their AP/Honors courses, set time aside to practice for the ACT/SAT. While many colleges and universities are no longer requiring either test, a good score can make you stand out from your peers.
• This is a great time for students to further explore and deepen relationships with professionals who can support them during the college admission process and beyond.
• Discover dynamic accomplishment opportunities to put on your high school resume.
• As you prepare for writing college essays, look in the past and towards the future to convey a story that is unique.

12th Graders

• Senior year is about balancing important activities within a timeline. Students need to tap into their network of support, study persistently and strongly finish activities to convey how they have developed over time.
• Throughout the Fall, focus on high-quality studying and speak with your UCEazy counselor about ACT/SAT testing while most colleges are test-optional.
• Students should closely work with teachers and staff to earn recommendation letters and while writing personal essays.
• Students and parents should take a realistic approach to form a college list while keeping potential majors in mind.