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Touch base with your academic counselor and ensure you are on track with your academic plan.
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Continue keeping your grades up and seeking academic help when you need it.
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If you haven’t already done so, join SHPE as a junior member by clicking here.
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If your high school has ten or more members, start a SHPE Jr. chapter at your high school by clicking here.
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Stay involved with your existing extra-curricular activities, and obtain a leadership role if you have not already done so.
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Start prepping for college admissions exams including the SAT and/or ACT.
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For information about the SAT, click here.
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For information about the ACT, click here.
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After more in-depth research including conversations with your college counselor and students at your prospect universities, narrow your top college choices.
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Participate in summer STEM camps for high school students.
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Prepare all of your college application materials during the summer.
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Research additional programs that you are eligible for at your prospect universities. For example, first generation college students should research EOP (Educational Opportunity Program) offerings.
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Visit any colleges or universities that you have not already visited; consider second college visits to your top college choices.
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For additional questions on college application process or resources from the College board, click here.
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