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Class of 2025 - Freshman Presentation Link
Checklist for High School Freshmen
Freshmen should plan to:
- Take challenging classes in core academic courses.
- Work with their school counselor to create a yearly schedule for meeting graduation requirements.
- Talk to an advisor or school counselor about taking AP and advanced courses.
- Get involved with community-based and leadership-oriented activities.
- Start writing down your extracurricular activities and volunteer activities, include the following information:
- name of group or organization
- a description of your activities
- how many hours a week/month/year you are involved
- dates when you were active in the organization
- any offices you have held
- any awards you have received
- Start writing down your extracurricular activities and volunteer activities, include the following information:
- Explore and identify career fields of interest through online research and by attending career fairs and other events.
- Explore The Four Steps to College.
- Keep a running list of accomplishments, awards, and recognitions to use in preparing a resume and college applications.
- Start researching careers you might be interested in, and identifying what education you will need after high school.
- Research college profiles and what they look for in high school graduates.
Keep in mind that many of these freshman-year activities should continue through all four years of high school. Career planning, in particular, will merit careful, ongoing research; students may need help refining their goals as they learn new information.