As many seniors are working on the FAFSA form right now and applying for financial aid, it's important to note that without an admission application, the colleges won't do anything with your FAFSA information. So focus on getting both applications completed.
Most colleges will need the same general information from you when submitting an admission application. Keep in mind, that some colleges do have fees for their applications. In some cases, fees can be waived if you attend a visit day or a special event on campus before school begins.
Most admission applications are going to ask for the following information (see below.) So make sure that you are well-prepared. It is important to double check your work to make sure that grammar and punctuation are correct! This is important, seniors!
Meghan - ICAN Hiawatha Center
Most colleges will need the same general information from you when submitting an admission application. Keep in mind, that some colleges do have fees for their applications. In some cases, fees can be waived if you attend a visit day or a special event on campus before school begins.
Most admission applications are going to ask for the following information (see below.) So make sure that you are well-prepared. It is important to double check your work to make sure that grammar and punctuation are correct! This is important, seniors!
- Official High School Transcript. Your transcript should be sent to the Admission office. You can request this from your high school counselor.
- ACT or SAT scores- This year might look different due to COVID. Many colleges have waived these tests.
- Letters of Recommendation. These should be coming from a professional source. Such as a coach, teacher or boss.
- Activity Resume
- College Essay
- Fees
- Interview
- Any other steps required by the Admission office at the school you are applying to.
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Meghan - ICAN Hiawatha Center
