Money Book

WHS Senior Packet "LIVE"

(links and downloads to assist you )

WHS Senior Packet Checklist

(PDF Checklist--Table of Contents)

College Bound Seniors and Juniors please view

"College Planning 101" PPt below: "Options after High School" Keynote:

Senior College Night 2012 Junior Information Night (English)

Senior Planning 101-SP (Spanish) Junior Information Night (Spanish)

WVC Kevin Berg FAFSA presentation as presented on Dec. 11, 2012:

2013-2014 High School FAFSA Presentation- English

2013-2014 High School FAFSA Presentation-Spanish

*Is a Four Year College in Your future? Take 4-yr. college entrance exams:	ACTwww.actstudent.org	SATcollegeboard.com
*Practice/study materials available:	Career Center Library WOIS-Test Prep-access info. in Career Center
*The Common Application WHS has the capability to send electronic transcripts which enables students to complete the Common Application online.	Used by many private colleges nationwide	https://app.commonapp.org

*Is Community College in Your Future? Check out the opportunities through the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges= SBCTC ( The Field Guide offers information regarding each schoo.)	First step!! Take the Compass Placement exam! Schedule the Compass test through Wenatchee Valley College	682-6830 or 6840
*Practice Compass Exams	www.act.org
*Complete WVC application process:	How to Get Started at Wenatchee Valley College

Does Military Service Interest You?

Visit with a recruiter and take the ASVAB.

See the Military Visit schedule below.

Navy	2nd Tuesday of each month	Both Lunches
National Guard	3rd Tuesday of each month	Both Lunches
Marines	2nd Wednesday of each month	Both Lunches
Army	1st Wednesday of each month	Both Lunches
Local Wenatchee Area Recruiting Office: 509-884-1464 230 Grant Rd. Ste. C-1A East Wenatchee WA 98802	Army information at: Go Army Reserves Go Army

Click links below for practice ASVAB tests:

ASVAB Practice Exam
Alternative ASVAB Practice Exam
Selective Service System online resource www.sss.gov
Vision
The Selective Service System will be an active partner in the national preparedness community that anticipates and responds to the changing needs of the Nation.

Mission

The statutory missions of Selective Service are to be prepared to provide trained and untrained personnel to the DoD in the event of a national emergency and to be prepared to implement an Alternative Service Program for registrants classified as conscientious objectors.

If you are a man ages 18 through 25 and living in the U.S., then you must register with Selective Service. It’s the law. According to law, a man must register with Selective Service within 30 days of his 18th birthday. Undocumented males and immigrant servicing groups, please take note of the instructions for you regarding the Selective Service.

Click here to see the Upcoming Tests Calendar

**Spring 2013**

Check "News" in the WHS website for school and student information via the bulletin!

College Bound Seniors and Early Bird Juniors should currently --

*Complete scholarship applications -- seniors

*Complete items for scholarshipping to be ready for scholarships when they occur--Personal Statement, Request of Recommendations, Activities Resume, FAFSA pin #'s, organizing a notebook, checking your transcript etc.

*Review the Senior Packet Checklist and Senior Packet "Live" above

*Narrowing your college search by comparing college financial aid package, college visists and other considerations (seniors)

*Visiting colleges (juniors)

*College planning for your future: College Checklist (for each high school grade level)

*Helpful materials regarding the above topics available in the Career Center for you!

The $cholarship Process at WHS**

The Career Center is Your

$cholarship and College Information Station

**To use the Money Book portion of the website:

**1st--Read through each of the boxes as a preview. 2nd-- Click on
specific boxes by Title for information **

SCHOLARSHIP SAVVY