Pacific Northwest College of Art9-12Pacific Northwest College of Art is a private, non-profit art and design college. Founded in 1909 in Portland, Oregon, PNCA offers eleven Bachelor of Fine Art (BFA) degrees and eight minors, eight graduate degrees including Master of Fine Arts (MFA) and Master of Arts (MA) degrees within the Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies
4/27/2023 - Thursday - Period 5 - 1:41 p.m.
Western Colorado University9-12Western is a public university located in Gunnison, Colorado. It is a small institution with an enrollment of 1,616 undergraduate students. Popular majors include Business, Psychology, and Biology.
Eligibility: Selection for this scholarship is based on a minimum 2.85 GPA, two years of art class at Mark Keppel High School, and verification of enrollment at a college or university for the 2023 – 2024 school year.
Eligibility: One MKHS graduating senior who plans to enter the teaching field will be selected to win a scholarship from the Alhambra Teacher's Association.
4/30/2023 - Rudy Chavez Memorial Scholarship $2,500
Alhambra USD, in partnership with East Los Angeles College, offers Free College Credit Courses to AUSD high school students (Not available to Class of 2023 & 2027).
Check out the Summer 2023 Schedule and sign up now!
SIR stands for Statement of Intent to Register. Long story short, you must submit a SIR to ONE school by May 1st. This means that you plan to attend and enroll at that specific University.
This means that you plan to attend and enroll at that specific University. When you SIR to a school, you typically put down a non-refundable deposit to hold your place at the institution.
Statement of Intent to Register (SIR) or Admission Acceptance or Enrollment Confirmation procedures have been instituted by 4 year college campuses and monetary deposits may be required. Applicants who have been offered admission should notify the campus of their acceptance and if required, make a deposit by the specified campus deadline.
The enrollment deposit is applied as payment against the tuition fee payable at the time of registration for students who matriculate. An enrollment deposit may be forfeited for a student who does not enroll.
Students eligible for need-based financial aid and/or fee waivers may or may not be required to pay the deposit.
Deadlines and deposit fees are subject to change without prior notice. Students should check with the specific campus where they are admitted for up-to-date information.
Build an awesome summer reading list:- Start with picks from this recommended list for excellent teen reads. And consider asking your teachers what their favorite reads were in high school.
Values Exercise (video): Spend some time thinking about your core values by working through this simple exercise. Your answers may help drive how you spend your summer ahead.
How to research colleges without visiting a campus: Learning more about colleges is an exciting and time-intensive process. Make sure to expand your search beyond your local public universities—and use your values as a guide.
Explore colleges with 800+ lists: Use this fun online, searchable database from CollegeXpress, which covers everything from academic environments to school spirit.
Continue applying for scholarships. Check in with your counselor to see whether there are any local scholarships you might have missed.
Appealing financial aid: Read up on what to do if your financial aid offer doesn’t line up with your budget. And make sure to listen to this podcast before writing an appeal letter.
Making your final college choice: It’s decision time. You need to enroll and submit a deposit by May 1st (or a few days after, depending on the school).
