Learning about the college admission Do's and Don'ts
Students were able to find out all the different pieces and requirements that make up a college application and how to make sure you complete them all.
Students had the opportunity to ask questions to people who make admission decisions.
Students learn from college representatives about how they make an admissions decision.
Hearing from Fairfax County Firefighters and Rescue Team about all the opportunities to pursue.
Students were able to learn about the YEAR UP program and how it prepares students for success in the future. Earn a stipend throughout the program (both while you train and during your internship) and complete courses eligible for college credit.
Want to go to work after high school? Chick Fil A and Starbucks will be here and you will be able to learn about what it takes to find a good employment opportunity after high school graduation.
Students were able to learn about the NCAA and why students need to be registered in order to be recruited for college-level sports. Learn about the eligibility rules and requirements to play sports in college.
Students learn what test is best for you, the SAT or ACT, and how to prepare for college entrance exams
Students hear from current Justice HS seniors about their process applying to 4-year schools, ways to avoid senioritis, and other important information regarding senior year.
Students hear from current Justice HS seniors about their process applying to 4-year schools, ways to avoid senioritis, and other important information regarding senior year.
Learning about recruitment, ASVAB, and the job duties of a military member from 5 different branches of the armed forces.
Students learn about Financial Aid, Scholarships, Loans vs. Grants, and the CSS Profile.
Students were able to learn more about the ethics and integrity of the college admission process
Students were able to ask college deans about the early action/early decision program at their colleges.
Students were able to talk with NOVA reps about pursuing an Associate’s degree and the options upon completion.
Students learn about useful tips on how to navigate CommonApp, an online application that you can use to apply to many different colleges
Even our dreamer students got in on the action! Students who want to go to college but are not able to qualify for financial aid due to personal reasons were able to learn more about the resources that are available to assist with your college plans.
