ACADEMIC ADVISING
(Seniors & Juniors)
Seniors
All seniors are required to complete a senior information sheet and submit it to your counselor by September 9, 2020. Your teachers and counselors will use this information to write a letter of recommendation on your behalf. Please include all activities you have been involved in from 9th - 12th grade. This can include outside activities in the community and any service projects. The more information that you provide, the better your letter will be! This is your chance to brag about yourself.
Download the Microsoft Word document and make sure to do a save as and rename it with your name. Add your information and then email it to your counselor.
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Mid Year Transcripts / Reports
Many schools request a mid-year transcript/report be sent after your first semester grades. Please use the following steps to request mid-year transcripts through Naviance:
From COLLEGES I’M APPLYING TO
1. Log into Naviance.
2. Click on Colleges I’m Applying to.
3. Select schools you’d like to send transcripts (using check box).
4. Click REQUEST TRANSCRIPTS.
5. Select Mid Year under “What type of transcript are you requesting?”
6. Click Request and Finish.
*At this time, mid-year transcripts can be requested. However, they will not be available to send to the requested schools until mid to late January.
Use the following link to view a video with step by step directions for requesting transcript: Requesting College Transcripts (screencast.com).
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Class of 2021 Parent night senior advisement presentation (powerpoint.)
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Class of 2021 Parent Night Live Event Recording.
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Class of 2021 Senior Advisement FAQ.
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Request a transcript.
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Log in to your account to request your ACT scores or SAT scores.
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Best in Class offers college admissions essay coaching - 678-332-2100; ; besinclasseducation.com.
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FAQ for The Common Application:
~ Size of Class of 2021: 418
~ Class Rank: We do NOT rank. (We do not have deciles,
percentiles, etc.)
~ GPA = Numeric Scale: 100; Weighted
~ CEEB Code: 111148
For students taking Gwinnett Tech or Georgia Tech classes at Northview, please answer the following:
Taught on a college campus: No
Taught on a high school campus: Yes
Taught online: Yes
Will a college transcript be available to them: Yes
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List of colleges and universities that do not require standardized test scores: www.fairtest.org
Spring Final Exam Exemption
Seniors may exempt their final exam in any class in which the following criteria are met:
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85 or higher (before honors points and without recovery)
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No suspensions, in-school or out-of-school during the entire spring semester.
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No more than 5 absences from the individual class
Exemption is by period/class. It is possible to meet the requirements and exempt one class, but not others. Before their last day, seniors must take around the Senior Exemption/Check Out form to each of their teachers. This form must be completed, signed by a parent or guardian and turned in to the Attendance Office before the last day of classes.
Juniors
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Junior Conferences. Junior year is a big year! We are here to help you each step of the way. During your junior year, you and your parents will meet individually with your counselor to discuss your post high school plans. Junior conferences will begin in October and run through February, depending on your counselor.
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Parent night junior advisement presentation
2020-21
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Parent Night Video. This video can only be accessed using your student's TEAMS log in.
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Parent Night Junior FAQ.
Helpful Resources for Junior Year:
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Junior Year College Planning Checklist:
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Test Optional Admissions - http://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/test-optional-admissions/
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http://www.applykit.com/ - App to help match you to the right college and keep track of your admissions deadlines!
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Information on the SAT, ACT, and PSAT.
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FAQs about HOPE. Students graduating after May 1st, 2017 must have 4 full credits completed from the list of rigorous courses defined by HOPE.
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GAP Year - http://www.teenlife.com/gap-years/ http://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/should-you-consider-a-gap-year-before-college/
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Academic Common Market - http://www.sreb.org/page/1304/academic_common_market.html