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11th grade

Understand college and military programs and finalize the list of schools you want to apply to.

Fall

To start the year off, prepare for applying to college by narrowing down your college list and taking practice exams.

  1. 1

    Compare college majors

    Use the Program Explorer to find college programs that connect to your career goals.

    Explore programs
  2. 2

    Build your college list

    Work with your counselor and family to build a list of colleges you want to apply to.

    Build your college list
  3. 3

    Take the PSAT

    Register for practice exams like the PSAT/NMSQT to prepare for college and gain access to over $300 million in scholarship opportunities.

    Register for the PSAT
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Step into leadership roles

Step into leadership roles in clubs and community service activities and update your resume to track your accomplishments.

Update your profile

Spring

As you move into the spring semester, prepare materials for your college applications. This is also a great time to build a plan to pay for college costs using financial aid and scholarships.

  1. 1

    Update your resume

    Use the list of activities and achievements you have and update your resume.

    Learn how to update your resume
  2. 2

    Take entrance exams

    Register for the SAT, ACT, TSIA2, and SAT subject tests. Check the requirements for schools on your college list to see which scores you need to send.

    Learn about entrance exams
  3. 3

    Prepare your college application materials

    Start to draft your college application essays. If needed, request letters of recommendation from teachers.

    Prepare your materials
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  4. 4

    See where you’re accepted before applying

    Get a list of college acceptances before starting your college application.

    Learn more
  5. 5

    Prepare to apply for financial aid

    Discover how to apply for financial aid in your senior year. Learn about the materials and information you’ll need.

    Apply for financial aid
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Explore college costs

Build a budget that includes all college costs and estimates financial aid.

Learn about college costs

Summer

Make the most of your time over the summer by preparing to apply to college your senior year. Retake exams as needed, apply for financial aid, and gather application materials.

  1. 1

    Apply for scholarships

    Supplement the financial aid you receive with scholarships. Learn about how to find and apply for scholarships.

    Apply for scholarships
  2. 2

    Prepare for college applications

    Gather the materials and information you’ll need to apply to college. Narrow down your college list.

    Gather your materials
  3. 3

    Prepare for financial aid applications

    Talk to your parents about applying for financial aid. Make sure they know what financial documents you’ll need for your application.

    Learn about financial aid
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Next: 12th grade

<p>Once you complete your checklist for 11th grade, learn about what’s next in 12th grade.</p>

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