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Summer Guidance Hours
Guidance counselors are available to meet with you throughout the summer. You may call for an appointment or stop in during posted hours. During the summer, you may see any guidance counselor who is available, rather than be limited to your specific counselor. They are happy to help you with scheduling issues and college planning. Summer is a great time to get a jump on the college application process, so feel free to make an appointment to explore post secondary options.
June 29 7:30-3:00
July 6, 7, 8 7:30-3:00
July 14, 15 7:30-3:00
July 20 7:30-3:00
August 3 7:30-3:00
August 23 7:30-3:00
Every Wednesday from 8-12, throughout the summer
For an appointment, please call 729-2951.
To arrange a summer appointment with Karen Tilbor, Dean of Post-Secondary Planning, please contact: tilbork@link75.org or 729-2951 x219
| Financial Fitness Personal Budget Form |
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Guidance Department Request for Records Form
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FAFSA forms are available
online at www.fafsa.ed.gov and
in the Guidance Office. Copies of the Brunswick
Area Student Aid Fund Application (BASAF)
are also available. Please remember
that the BASAF form and a copy of your FAFSA must be turned
in to Mrs. Thiboutot no later than March 15th to qualify
for the Brunswick Area Student Aid Fund.
- Deborah Ludwig, guidance counselor
- Christy McAllaster, guidance counselor
- Ian MacKenzie, guidance counselor
- Karen Tilbor, dean of post-secondary planning
Guidance Professional Staff Biographies
The first step is to talk to your school
counselor by making an appointment with the guidance
secretary.
Then, pick up free SAT booklets from the Guidance
Office:
- Registration Bulletin for the SAT Program
Taking the Reasoning Tests
- Taking the SAT Subject Tests
The Guidance Office also has
CollegeBoard
Online offers an extensive range of information
and services related to post-secondary education, including
the ability to search
CollegeBoard.com.
The Common Application is
the recommended form for 392 selective
colleges and universities for admission to their undergraduate
programs.
Upcoming ACT Test dates are available on the ACT
Registration Web site Upcoming SAT Test dates are available on the College
Board Web site
Choices Planner
Online Program
The Choices Planner Online Program can help you find
post-secondary schools, programs, financial aid, and course
planning. It is available for all MTA
students to use at school or at home.
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To access the Choices program click here. You will need the site ID and password to create your account. If you do not have this information, please visit the Guidance Office to get an student registration card with the school code (site ID) and password.
Be sure to remember the Choices ID and password you choose when you create your account, as you will need it for future logins.Stop by Guidance to get a worksheet with more information about Choices.
Mt. Ararat High School Guidance Office Scholarship List - see Guidance FMI.
Brunswick Area Student Aid Fund ApplicationThe following websites also are useful
in exploring financial aid:
FAFSA on the Web - Find information on the financial
aid process and complete the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) online. Finance Authority of Maine - Provides student
financial aid information and resources and information
on NEXTGEN Maine's tax-advantage college savings
program.
College
Board's online CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE -
Register for the CSS Financial Aid PROFILE online
if you are applying for financial aid at a school
that requires or uses PROFILE to award its institutional
student financial aid.
FinAid - The
SmartStudent® Guide to Financial Aid - Good
source of general information about financial aid.
FastWeb - "Recommended
by over 15,500 high schools and 3,500 colleges ...
the nation's largest, most accurate, and most frequently
updated scholarship database online."
- Maine colleges -
list of two- and four-year Maine colleges and universities compiled by the MTA Guidance Department State of Maine Department of Education - Higher Education in Maine - Website helps individuals seeking to know more about higher education both in Maine and beyond. Designed to assist prospective students and their parents/counselors with information on higher education and training options.Peterson's
College Planner - Student Edition. "Planning
your future can be a whirlwind, but it's important: finding
the right college or study abroad program; studying for
the SAT or ACT; exploring financial aid. Through every
step, Peterson's is here to help"The College Board -
"The College Board is a not-for-profit membership association
whose mission is to connect students to college success
and opportunity. Founded in 1900, the association is
composed of more than 5,400 schools, colleges, universities,
and other educational organizations."College
and University Home Pages - geographical listingBraintrack -
Links to more than 8,300 higher educational
institutions in 194 countriesCollege
and Universities in CanadaACT/CollegeNET -
Student resources: register for the ACT, search
for and apply to college online, research financial
aid, and take virtual campus tours.College Navigator - Guided college search tool from the National Center for Education Statistics.
- Accuplacer online resources - Links to Websites to help prepare for the Accuplacer tests, which are used for placement by community colleges in Maine and across the country.
Program of Studies
Click HERE for the 2009-2010 Program of Studies.
MTA High School Profile
Click HERE for the 2009-2010 MTA High School Profile.
- Occupational Outlook Handbook:
For hundreds of jobs, find information on training and
education needed, earnings, expected job prospects, what
workers do on the job, and working conditions.
The handbook also offers job search tips, links to job market
information by state, and more. Published
by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The goal of the responsive services guidance counselor
is to help students obtain appropriate support in order to maximize
their educational potential. These services are provided either
directly through the counselor or through referrals to in-school
resources (the school nurse, the substance abuse
counselor, the Student Assessment Team, or special services staff, for instance).
Students and families may also be refered to outside agencies
and services. To enhance this latter service, we provide
the following Directory of Community Services.
Other resources include:
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