Senior Survey via Naviance: April 11th through May 2nd

The Senior Survey will be available on Naviance starting April 11th and must be completed by May 2nd as a part of the official check-out process. This survey will inform the senior counselors about each student’s post­ graduation plans. The final college decision each senior reports by May 2nd will be printed in the graduation program. The scholarship offers that students report they will be accepting with be featured in the Senior Awards Bulletin (program). We also find it helpful to know about any scholarships students are declining so that we can stay abreast of institutions’ awarding trends.

To access the Senior Survey, students should go to Naviance, click the arrow by their initials, and then click “Surveys from My School.” When completed, select “Save and Finish.” If a student changes his/her college decision or receives/ chooses to accept a scholarship after submitting the form, please notify Counseling via the Google “College/Scholarship Change Form” that will be available in Schoology under the College Information for the Class of 2024 group. We acknowledge that delayed financial aid packages this year may lead to later college decisions. We will make every effort to reflect the final college decision in the graduation program, but it will need to go to print on May 14 to be ready by graduation. Similarly, late scholarship awards may not be able to be recognized at the Senior Awards Assembly although we still want to document them and share these accomplishments in other ways.

Please contact Ms. Forquer or Dr. Loving if you have questions.

 

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