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Over 70 Resources to Help School Counselors During the Senior Year

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Even as the school year comes to a close, school counselors are always making plans for the next school term. As I was searching through Google Docs for some information that I needed, I found an old counseling file that I had made several years ago. I was pleasantly surprised to find a lot of helpful tools and resources that I could share with my colleagues for seniors. In this post, I want to share some of these resources that I have saved over the years so that you may use and share with others. As a bonus, I have added some other additional sites and older posts from my blog. Check out over 70 senior resources, forms, and links that may help you in working with your rising seniors.

Counselor Resources:

ACT College Planning Guide

Campus Visit Checklist

College Application Bootcamp

College Application Checklist

College Application Organizer

College Cost Comparison List

College Entrance Test Flowchart

College Pennant Activity

College Planning Presentation

College Prep 101

College Research Worksheet

College Signing Day Kit

Community Service Form

Conference Document Form

Counselor Questionnaire for Recommendation Letter

FAFSA Presentation

Financial Aid Presentation

Grade Point Average Calculator

Grade Point Average Presentation

Grade Point Average Worksheet

Graduation Check List

High School Activity and Community Service Tracker

Navigating the College Admissions Process

Parent Brag Sheet

Rising Senior Action Plan

Senior Advisement Presentation

Senior Advisement Presentation

Senior Awards Night

Senior Class Meeting Presentation

Senior Checklist

Senior Resume and Recommendation Packet

Senior Checklist

Senior Checklist

Senior Brag Sheet

Senior Classroom Presentation

Senior Information

Senior Newsletter

Senior Packet

Senior Parent Letter

Senior Parent Night Information

Senior Profile

Senior Recommendation Form

Senior Success Strategies

Senior Timeline

Senior Websites

Senioritis Presentation

Testing (SAT/ACT)

Testing Presentation

Tips for Writing a Recommendation Letter

Welcome to Adulthood

What Colleges Look for in a Student

Other Resources:

Big Future

Campus Tours

College Week Live Chat

Get 2 College

Livebinder lesson plans for counselor Jaclyn Lussenhop

Missouri Center of Career Education Senior Lesson Plans

NCAA Requirements

Preparing for College Lesson Plans

School Counselor Toolkit from Western Association for College Admissions

Surviving the First Year After High School

West Virginia Department of Education Senior Lesson Plans

Older posts from the For High School Counselor Archives:

50 College Resources for High School Counselors

ACT or SAT: Preparing Students With a Plan, Resources, and Study Guides

College Decision Day Ideas

Host an Apply to College Event

National College Application Month

School Counselor Bucket List for Seniors

School Counselors: Tis the Season to Write a Recommendation Letter

What College Brochures Don't Say: Developing Skills for College

Whose on First? A List of College Counseling Tools and Resources to Help 1st Generation Students Reach College

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