SENIOR GUIDE INFORMATION
Congratulations! You've made it to your Senior Year! This year will be full of excitement, enjoyment, and memories you will never forget. But it may occasionally be a stressful time. You have a lot to look forward to, but also some hurdles to cross before you get to your next destination. The Counseling Department at Musselman High School is here to help! Below you'll find resources to help guide you through your Senior Year as you prepare for life after high school. As always, reach out to your school counselor if you have any questions along the way.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS SENIOR GUIDE - CLASS OF 2021www.berkeleycountyschools.org
A one-stop shop for navigating your senior year and preparing for life after high school. Information includes: Graduation Requirements; ACT-SAT Testing; NCAA Eligibility; Employment, Military, Community & Technical Schools, and 4-Year College Process; Federal Financial Aid, Promise Scholarship, and other Scholarship options. |
Class of 2021 - A Guide to Senior year of High School
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Admissions 101
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admissions 101www.cfwv.com
CFWV’s Admissions 101 guide provides information for students seeking to attend Community & Technical Schools and 4-Year Colleges, both in-state and out-of state. Learn about the admissions process, types of colleges available, ACT-SAT requirements, and more. |
PARCHMENT - ELECTRONIC TRANSCRIPTSwww.parchment.com/u/registration/25489/account
Musselman High School has partnered with Parchment to provide secure online transcript ordering available 24/7. Sending a transcript electronically is free and only takes a few steps. Click the link above to sign up for your account. |
Parchment
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ACT & SAT TESTING INFORMATIONwww.musselmancounseling.weebly.com
College Entrance Exams, like the ACT and SAT, are used by 4-Year Colleges as one factor in determining a student's eligibility for college acceptance. These scores can also be used for Math and English placement, and scholarship awards such as the Promise Scholarship. Check out the link above for an ACT-SAT Test Schedule for this school year. |
FINANCIAL AID 101www.cfwv.com
CFWV's Financial Aid 101 Guide provides information on the financial aid process for students seeking to continue their education after high school. Information on federal student aid, state grants and scholarships, and more is available for students planning to attend Community & Technical Schools and 4-Year Colleges, both in-state and out-of-state. |
Financial Aid 101
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APPLYING FOR THE FAFSAApplying for the FAFSA: www.fafsa.gov
Applying for an FSA ID (FAFSA Signature): www.fsaid.ed.gov By completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), you are applying for most federal and state financial aid programs, as well as financial aid available from colleges and universities. The FAFSA includes scholarships, grants, and student loans. Any senior considering any schooling after high school should complete the FAFSA. The FAFSA is available after October 1, and should be submitted by March 1. |
APPLYING FOR SCHOLARSHIPSwww.musselmancounseling.weebly.com/scholarships
If you plan to attend a 2- or 4-Year College, Technical School, or any post-secondary institution, you should apply for any scholarships available. Most private, local scholarships for the school year will be available in the Counseling Office or on our website by December. Check out the link above for a current listing of available scholarships and tips on how to complete the scholarship process. |
Apply for Scholarships!
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