The College Roadmap

Seniors: What to do in May

1) Work with your parents to establish a budget for books, supplies, and living expenses.

2) Determine the source(s) of funds you will use to pay for college. These include savings, scholarships, parents, and loans.

3) If you plan on living on campus, complete the housing and meal plan applications.

4) TAKE THE AP EXAMS!!!

5) Request that your high school send your final transcript to the college you have chosen to attend.

6) Notify your new college of any private grants or scholarships you will receive.

Timeline for Seniors:

September |October |November |December | January

February |March |April |May |June | July |August

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