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Life After High School - What to do in 12th Grade |
By NCLD Editorial Staff
Published: February 25 2009
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You're in your final year of high school, and it can be difficult to stay focused on school, much less plan for your future. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to move ahead, this short list of practical tips will help you to prepare for the future.
- Retake college admission tests if you think you can improve your test scores.
- Get information about services and support that your local Vocational Rehabilitation Agency can provide.
- Arrange for counseling or tutoring to ensure a smooth transition from high school to college or work.
- Narrow your educational and/or employment choices with your IEP team and guidance counselor.
- Talk to guidance counselors about helping you with interviews, references, applications, etc.
- Apply for financial aid.
- Visit as many campuses or potential work sites as possible.
- Meet all your deadlines for college admissions, including housing, admissions and registration.
- Send thank you notes to everyone who helped.
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