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Senior information – The following information was presented to the Class of 2017 on December 6th, 2012, in preparation for planning their high school schedules.

Life After High School Presentation – If you were unable to attend the Life After High School presentation on Tuesday, September 11th, the information that was presented is attached. Please contact the guidance office with any questions.

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Scheduling Resources

Course Description Guide
2013-2014 Scheduling Information

The following information was presented to the Class of 2017 on December 6th, 2012, in preparation for planning their high school schedules.

4 Year Plan Presentation :: Class of 2017
4 Year Plan Worksheet :: Class of 2017

Counseling Resources

Boone County Resource Manual

Homework/Tutoring Resources

After School Homework Help in the LHS Library every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

 Rose-Hulman's Homework Hotline provides FREE math and science homework help to Indiana students in grades 6-12. Students may contact the Homework Hotline from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Time), September through May toll-free at 1-877-ASK-ROSE or online at www.AskRose.org.

Rose Hulman's Homework Hotline Schedule
Khan Academy

Tutor List :: Voluntary Tutors for hire if your student needs one-on-one assistance
Potential Misuse of Tutor List

Reading Skills and Speed Reading Summer Programs

Testing Information

SAT and ACT Testing Information
College Board - Register for the SATs
ACT - Register for the ACTs
SAT & ACT Frequently Asked Questions

Programs & Opportunities Outside of LHS

National Youth Leadership Forum – National Security
The National Youth Leadership Forum on National Security was developed for high school students who exhibit academic potential, leadership skills, and an interest in the fields of foreign affairs and national security. The forum motivates, directs, and inspires students of special merit and academic ability to explore a career in these vitally important fields. For more information on how to participate in the summer program, see your counselor by May 3rd, 2013.

Apprenticeship Programs

American Line Builders Apprenticeship and Training Committee
Plumbers, Steamfitters & HVAC Service Technicians

Summer Programs Outside of LHS

The Academy's Conservatory for Young Actors
College Tour Summer Camps
FBI Youth Leadership Academy
GERI Summer Camps at Purdue University
Boiler Vet Camp
Purdue Research Park Entrepreneurship Academy
Hanover College Summer Academy
High School Summer Experiences
ISU Summer Honors
IUPUI Summer Workshops
Ball State Interior Design
Barnard Summer in NYC

College Visits at LHS

College representatives will come to LHS throughout the fall to talk with seniors and juniors who are interested in learning more about college/university campus life and curriculums. Representatives will come during LAB and meetings will be held in the High Tech Resource Room (located next to guidance). Seniors and juniors must sign out of Lab to attend the College Visitation. The list of dates and times will be regularly updated on announcements.

College Visits Outside of LHS

Lincoln College of Technology
Marian University
Trine University
University of Southern Indiana
University of Evansville
Indiana State University
IUPUI School of Informatics

Scholarship Information

Don’t forget to check with the colleges and universities that you are planning on applying to. There are many school-specific scholarships available for both in-state and out-of-state schools. See your counselor for more information or contact the school directly.

Scholarship Opportunities & Deadlines
Local Scholarships for 2013 - application deadline has passed
Scholarship Alert
Fast Web
CollegeNet
Tuition Funding Sources
School Soup
Lebanon Educational Foundation
Community Foundation of Boone County

Financial Aid Information

FAFSA - Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Financial Aid Information
State Student Assistance Commission of Indiana
College Goal Sunday
Corporation for National Community Service(AmeriCorps)
Veteran's benefits
Bureau of Health Professions

Include these in your search:
ROTC scholarships and stipends
State Divisions of Vocational Rehabilitation
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Grants

Additional College and Scholarship Opportunities

Free Online College Applications

Other Resources

Get In 2 College Handbook
Learn More Indiana
Know How 2 Go
Drive of Your Life - The totally free, Indiana-specific career exploration tool for teenagers.
Military Information
NCAA Clearinghouse - If you are planning on playing sports in college, you must register during your junior year!
Alternative Credit Opportunities

Click here to request your transcript.

The link above provides you with the ability to request transcripts through Indiana e-Transcript. Transcripts requested online are sent securely to the destination which you select. You may track your request online and will receive an email notification when your transcript is approved as well as when your transcript is delivered electronically to the requested destination. In some instances a transcript may need to be mailed and you will be notified of this as well. This service is provided free of charge to Indiana students and families by ISM Education Loans. All juniors and seniors are encouraged to register and use e-Transcript.

Other Information

Apprenticeship Programs
Selective Service Systems