 John DeBenedetto, Principal ~ Susann Crossan, Assistant Principal ~ Michael Gabriel, Assistant Principal |
GUIDANCE
FACILITATOR & COUNSELOR GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Guidance Telephone (631)
744-1600 ext. 7901 COLLEGE BOARD
AP/PSAT/SAT/ACT EXAM SCHEDULES
College
Board Examination Schedule
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| Total unweighted GPA (Grade Point Average) of |
95.00-100 |
90.00-94.99 |
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CAREER & COLLEGE HANDBOOK
(52
Page Booklet Available Online in Adobe PDF) Of the
thousands of colleges and universities in the country,
there are undoubtedly hundreds that could meet your basic
requirements. Your first action should be to choose the
right set of colleges rather than the one right
college.
Determine why it is that you wish to go to college. Many students begin the college selection process because they feel they are expected to attend college or because they simply haven't thought about doing anything else after high school graduation.
Unless you understand
your personal reasons for wanting to go to college, it
will become increasingly difficult, and in some cases
even 
impossible,
to match up the strengths and characteristics of various
institutions with your needs and your expectations of
a four-year education.
To successfully proceed in selecting
a college, you do not need to know
exactly what it is you want to study
or what career you want to pursue. Read
more.....
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SAT Online Registration--Collegeboard.com
GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT NEWS
QUESTIONS ABOUT FINANCIAL AID?
New York State's College Financial Aid Awareness Network provides financial aid information. For questions about financial aid, either visit the websites listed below OR call 1.888.NYS.HESC (1.888.697.4372)
The New York State Financial Aid Administrators Association (NYSFAAA) was founded in 1968 by a group of people involved in the financial aid process.
OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK HANDBOOK
July 2011
In an effort to keep you informed, please read the very important
information pertaining to your child that is stated below. All
U. S. high schools across the nation are required to provide
a directory of juniors and seniors to military recruiters under
a provision of the No Child Left Behind Act, which was enacted
in 2001.
Parents must sign a form to keep their child off the directory list we must provide to the military. Please sign the form below if you do not want your child’s name to be published in the directory provided to recruiters of the armed forces .
ROCKY POINT SCHOOL PROFILE
Click for the school profile in Adobe PDF for easy downloading and printing.
