FALL 2019—EVENTS

Saturday, September 21st TBA

Saturday, October 5th10:00 a.m.—Dr. F. Erik Brooks, Director of Whitney Young Program (Overcoming barriers to get to college) Hathaway Hall Auditorium
Tuesday, October 15th4:30 p.m.—6:30 p.m. FAFSA Assistance Workshop with KHEAA Representative, Tre Sims, Hathaway Hall 300
Saturday, October 19th10:00 a.m.—Louisville Slugger Factory/Museum and Mall. load bus at Exum (bring spending money)
Saturday, Nov. 2nd10:00 a.m.—Midway University Tour Preview Day, load bus at Exum
Tuesday, November 12th4:30 p.m.—5:30 p.m. Communications 101, Junior and Seniors workshop
Saturday, December 7th10:00 a.m.—11:30 a.m. Ashwood Christmas party, parents will drop off and pick up students at Ashwood (across from Frankfort Hospital)

Senior Class

The path to college checklist:

Narrow your list of schools and visit.

◇ Check with your high school counseling office for scholarship resources.

◇ Take or retake the ACT or SAT.

Complete online admissions applications.

◇ Attend college fairs and financial aid nights.

◇ Fill out the FREE APPLICATION for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA at fafsa.gov as soon as possible STARTING OCTOBER 1. Some aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

◇ Attend all of your Upward Bound senior meetings. These meetings are very important to prepare you for college and college enrollment. They are also mandatory.

What everyone should do:

Freshman

Take electives that involve your interests. Go to kheaa.com and register for a free, personalized account and begin exploring scholarships.

◇ Go to kheaa.com and register for a free, personalized account and begin exploring scholarships.

Sophomore

◇ Think about what career you may like. Explore careers at kheaa.com

◇ Take the ACT or SAT.

Juniors

◇ Talk with your school counselor or college coach about your college plans and financial aid.

◇ Take the ACT or SAT.

◇ Review and search colleges on kheaa.com and begin planning college visits.

www.kheaa.com