Life After High School



	Life after high school General Resources Go Higher KY - A complete guide to attending college in Kentucky. SAT/PSAT College Board Practice tests - Take practice tests to prepare you for SAT and ACT testing. SAT info and Registration - Register for the SAT ACT info and Registration - Register for the ACT Learning Express Library - Online learning platform of practice tests and tutorial courses. (Must have public library card to login.) University/College College-Now - Earn high school and college credit at the same time! Collegeview.com - Resources include a college search feature that has several criteria to assist with your search, a career center which can assist with career planning, planning your high school years, occupational search, resume and cover letter writing, and much more, and a section on understanding the college financial aide process. Scholarships and Financial Aid - Learn about scholarships and financial aid that is available to you. Fastweb.com - This website is highly recommended by local colleges and universities for looking for on-line scholarships USDE - US Department of Education’s website for applying for financial aide. Getting ready for college! - Collegeboard.com provides students and parents with tools and information required for the transition from high school to college and life beyond. Online Colleges - Search for universities and colleges with online programs. KHEAA - Kentucky’s guide to higher education. Resources include information on most of the colleges and universities in Kentucky, a guide to understanding financial aide, Kentucky opportunities for scholarships, grants, and work-study, Federal Financial Aide Program Information, and the KEES (Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship) online account. Vogt Scholarship (Seniors – Due 11/18/09) PDF, Word - The Vogt Achievement Scholarship is a $10,000 undergraduate college tuition scholarship that will be awarded to outstanding graduating senior students in Jefferson County Public High Schools. The award is to be used at the recipient’s college of choice, which must be an accredited four-year program offering a BA/BS degree. Applicants must have an ACT score of 25 or higher, or an SAT score of 1150 or higher, and a cumulative GPA of at least 3.2. Applicants must also have completed coursework in an advanced program, advanced placement or a pre-college curriculum and have demonstrated leadership in school, extra-curricular, community activities or in a related work setting. Continuing Education Edu-Directory.org - A comprehensive list of schools and colleges that provide studies for continuing education, including business, medical, art, legal, dental, trade, technology, and other valuable fields of study. Military Joining the Military - Pursue a career in the armed forces. NCAA Sports NCAA eligibility - Clearinghouse for college athletes.