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Building Blocks for Success
Building blocks will assist you in preparing for success and it's never too early to start. We have information for 7th graders, 8th graders, 9th graders and 10th graders ready for you to review. Please take note and follow the guidelines closely so that you will be prepared for college. Make sure you share this information with relatives and friends so that they will be prepared, as well.
By starting now, this will allow you to be in a position to get the best scores on the standardized tests and qualify for available scholarships.
· Tell your parents and school guidance counselor that you plan on going to college. Ask them to help you prepare
· Take challenging classes in English, Math, Science, History, etc.
· Strive to maintain an “A” or “B” average all through school, especially the college prep courses
· Get into the reading habit and ask your teachers to recommend books. Start to study with a group of friends (create a study group).
· Continue to participate in academic enrichment programs at all grade levels.
· Continue to participate in study groups and read, read, read.
· Ask your counsel or or program representative about Summer Academic Enrichment Programs.
· Take pre-algebra or algebra
· Make sure your 9th grade schedule includes algebra or more advanced math and/or foreign language classes.
· Explore preparation program or the Preliminary Scholastic Assessment Test (PSAT) for practice. www.collegeboard.com
· It is extremely important to work with your counselor or program representative so they can help interpret your scores
