Senior Night
Seniors plan post-graduation with counselors' support for military service, college, trades, or workforce programs for in-demand careers. Guaranteed admissions, transfer credits, and fit considerations for prospective students.
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Mikaela Stinson Heather Harris Jennifer Kuehn A-C D-H I-M Mark Bjorkman N-R Johanna Scott S-Z Holly Schoenhoff Career Coach Jennifer Lowenbach Office Associate Josh Harris College Adviser Stephanie Dakon Office Associate Tamie Robinson Registrar
College Application Process Admissions & Standards Options: Where Do I Go Next? LRCC & College Advising
Seniors will meet individually with their assigned counselor to plan for life after graduation Extra assistance will also be provided by Mr. Harris and Mrs. Schoenhoff about post-graduation plans
Military Service 4 year college and University Trade School Gap year 2 year college Work Force Programs
Gain Skills for in-demand careers Shorter, skills-focused programs Certificates Associate of Applied Sciences Get Skilled. Get A Job. Get Ahead. healthcare Information Technology Public Safety Manufacturing and Trade Skills
Guaranteed Transfer credits earned at a community college transfer to a 4-year college Guaranteed Admissions Students who meet a minimum GPA and degree requirements are guaranteed acceptance into the 4-year college or university
Fit: Academic quality, Size, Cost, Location, and opportunities Connect with admissions officers College rep visit sign up in counseling office Campus Visits Ask the right questions: First- year experience ? Campus activities?
Receive admissions decision early Binding: expected to enroll Can apply to other schools Decision Plan Submit Application early Early Action Early Decision Regular Decision Regular Decision optional
NCAA Eligibility Center Division I & II Athletes must create a certification account ($90 fee) Division III Athletes have an option to create a Profile Page
Oct. 28th Nov. 4th Oct. 7th Dec. 9th ACT SAT SAT ACT Fauquier HS Fauquier HS Patriot HS Fauquier HS Patriot HS Fauquier HS
Averett University - Bridgewater College -Christopher Newport University Eastern Mennonite University - Emory and Henry College - Ferrum College George Mason University - Hampden Sydney College -Hampton University (3.3+ GPA; scores required for merit scholarships), Marymount University Hollins University - James Madison University - Longwood University Norfolk State University - Old Dominion University (3.3+ GPA) - Radford University Randolph-Macon College - Roanoke College - Shenandoah University Sweet Briar College - University of Lynchburg - University of Mary Washington University of Richmond - University of Virginia - Virginia Commonwealth University (scores required for Honors College) Virginia Military Institute - Virginia State University - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Washington and Lee University - The College of William and Mary - Liberty University - UVA Wise
If your student has already taken college classes through dual enrollment, they will apply to college as a 1st time freshman. After graduation they will send transcripts from LRCC and Richard Bland to the college.
On September 26th Laurel Ridge's Warrenton campus will be hosting a major college fair! This is an opportunity to hear from college representatives and admissions counselors themselves.
September: 25th NC State and Chistopher Newport University, 26th University of Virginia October: 3rd Shenandoah University and George Mason University, 12th Virginia Tech, 17th Richard Bland College, 20th Roanoke College, 23rd West Virginia University November: 8th Bridgewater College
Ongoing: Check the FHS counseling office website and office for scholarship opportunities October: ASVAB testing date TBD, VCAW 23rd - 27th Mr. Harris will be available to meet 1 on 1 about anything FAFSA after it opens in Decemeber
