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MyMav, UTA's student information system, provides efficient, secure, and user-friendly access to manage virtually every aspect of a student's college career. Log in today to perform the following activities available to UTA students:

check admission status

register for classes

pay your bills

accept your financial aid

check your grades

view your degree audit

For more information about navigating the system, please visit the MyMav Fluid Resource Guide.
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Resume Guide and Interview Tips
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AP 2020 Exam Updates with Trevor Packer

In March, the AP Program announced changes to the 2020 AP Exam administration to meet the unprecedented challenges posed by COVID-19.

In this on-demand webinar led by Trevor Packer, the College Board's Senior Vice President of Advanced Placement and Instruction, AP educators can get additional information about the changes, including AP exam dates and times, exam tasks and the rationale behind them, and more. The information covered during this presentation is also available on the College Board website.

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AP 2020 Exam Updates with Trevor Packer In March, the AP Program announced changes to the 2020 AP Exam administration to meet the unprecedented challenges posed by COVID-19. In this on-demand webinar led by Trevor Packer, the College Board's Senior Vice President of Advanced Placement and Instruction, AP educators can get additional information about the changes, including AP exam dates and times, exam tasks and the rationale behind them, and more.

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University of Texas at San Antonio Virtual Visit

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University Information Sessions

Thursdays @ 4 p.m. CDT

Learn how you can get started building your future from day one at Nebraska-including information about the admission process. Explore how Huskers collaborate 1-to-1 with classmates, faculty and staff to prepare for a great career or graduate school.

Transfer Info Sessions

Mondays and Thursdays @ 4 p.m. CDT
For students considering transferring to Nebraska

Discover how the credits you've earned can move you toward a degree at Nebraska-and after that a successful career. During your session, you'll connect with an admissions representative and have the opportunity to ask any questions you have about transferring.

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Back to School!

ACT knows you're giving all you can to your students, presenting them with an education that's all about equity in learning. We want to be your GPS to success in giving every student an equal opportunity to fully understand what they need for future success AND jump-start their momentum down the path to making their goals a reality.
As you prepare for going back to school, access FREE events and materials to learn how to do just that!

My Journey College and Career Planning Virtual Event
September 24, 2022
This event provides valuable information to help students and parents confidently navigate the college admissions process.

ACT College and Career Readiness Workshops

Attend a College and Career Readiness Workshop to learn more about the programs and services that ACT offers to help you ensure your students are on the right path.

Back to School Materials for Counselors

Access materials with information to help students register for the National ACT test, learn about test prep options, and much more, including expanded resources for Spanish-speaking students and their parents!

PreACT Secure: Designed for Grade 10 - Delivered Online!

Assessment scores indicate whether students are on-track to college and career readiness and can inform high school course selection, college and career planning, and test preparation activities. Due to its secure nature, the assessment gives schools, districts or states the ability to use for high-stakes or accountability purposes. PreACT Secure is now available to enroll for spring 2023.

The ACT Mission: Helping People Achieve Education and Workplace Success

Each year, ACT serves millions of students, job seekers, schools, government agencies, and employers in the US and around the world with learning resources, assessments, research, and credentials designed to help them succeed from elementary school through career.

"I want to thank ACT and everyone involved with the scholarship for this opportunity and to tell children who look like me, or have a background like me, that it is possible to become who you want to be."

Sage Rodriguez, ACT Scholar and Kirkwood Community College Student

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Arlington ISD offers a secure website for current and former students, corporations, post-secondary institutions and military recruiters to request records, Education Verifications or transcripts online.
Per District policy and the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), student records are only available to those who have authorization from the student or parent, guardian or responsible person if the student is less than 21 years of age. If the student is over 21 years of age, records will not be released to anyone without the student's written consent. Please note:

Requests for information must be completed online at AISDTX.SCRIBORDER.COM and will be processed on regular business days during normal business hours.

Phone, email and FAX requests are not accepted.

Per District policy and Texas State Education Agency requirements, "official" transcripts may not be issued directly to students (past or present) or parents, but must be sent directly to the college, employer, etc.

Any transcript given directly to the student (past or present) will be considered "unofficial".

OFFICIAL transcripts can only be sent to colleges / universities.

All Military requests for transcripts must be placed through the Corporate Application by the military recruiter themselves

You will receive emails from scribonline@scribsoft.com to notify you of the status of your order. It is important that you read those emails carefully, as additional information may be required to process your request. Status can be checked via the Order Tracker

Please allow 3-5 days for processing.
Education Verifications:

Responses will be emailed to the secure email address given during the order process.

We do not provide transcripts for an Education Verification. To receive a transcript, the student must make the request.

Need to upload an attachment to your submitted order? (Order # and email are required)

Click here to follow step-by-step instructions on how to access the Order Tracker
All requests will be checked for accuracy. Any inaccurate or false information may result in your record not being processed or denied. All communication with regard to your order, payment, progress, or method of delivery will be sent via email. Please verify all information before you submit.
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It is a unique and exciting time to begin your school search. You have put in a lot of effort academically to make it this far, and your hard work and dedication to your education are invaluable. We commend that!

Join us for Discover UTD Week - UT Dallas' premier open house event for prospective students and families. Virtually explore the admission process, financial aid, scholarships, academic programs, campus life, and more. You can also connect with faculty and current students to get an inside look at what being a Comet is all about. Each event will provide multiple sessions on Monday through Thursday from 3-7 p.m. with the opportunity to meet one-on-one with an admissions counselor on Friday or Saturday, allowing you to choose the sessions most important to you.
Attendees of Discover UTD Week also may qualify for a $50 application fee waiver.

Monday, September 28-Saturday, October 3

Monday, October 19-Saturday, October 24

Monday, November 16-Saturday, November 21

*Our virtual experiences are hosted through Microsoft Teams. These are live sessions with UT Dallas admissions staff and other academic team members.

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It is a unique and exciting time to begin your school search. You have put in a lot of effort academically to make it this far, and your hard work and dedication to your education are invaluable. We commend that! Join us for Discover UTD Week - UT Dallas' premier open house event for prospective students and families.

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You or someone in your family has DACA? RENEW NOW!!

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You or someone in your family has DACA? RENEW NOW!!

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DACA Decision to be made by the end of June, renew as soon as possible.

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We understand that the COVID-19 (the new coronavirus) pandemic is causing more stress on an already difficult immigration filing process for those seeking to renew their Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status. DACA recipients especially are facing new challenges as they try to renew their DACA protection from deportation and their work authorization with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) before the United States Supreme Court announces a decision on whether the program can continue. Please see below for updates on how COVID-19 may impact DACA renewals and up to date information on any action the Supreme Court may take. As always, we're committed to supporting you in any way possible. We will work on updating this page as new information surfaces.

Our Clinic Tracker. We are working on updating our clinic tracker, which tracks organizations across the U.S. that are hosting DACA renewal assistance events. The clinic tracker will reflect the clinics that are changing and will add any new virtual and in-person clinics, as well as those that get cancelled altogether. We highly recommend also reaching out to the hosting organization for the status of the event.

Virtual Clinics. During the pandemic, many clinics are switching from in-person to virtual appointments.

Keep safe. If your trusted renewal clinic host can only accommodate in-person renewals, urge them to practice the Center for Disease Control's suggestions for groups of people to be fewer than 10 and with at least six feet of distance between each person. We recommend that if you are attending an in-person clinic, that you take the necessary precautions for your health.

As of March 18, USCIS suspended all routine in-person services until at least May 3.
Biometrics appointments. Due to offices closing USCIS announced it will "reuse previously submitted biometrics" to process renewal applications. This means that if you had a biometrics appointment scheduled on or after March 18, USCIS will continue to process applications using your previous biometrics. This will remain in effect until USCIS in-person services resume.
Application processing. USCIS staff may continue to perform duties that do not involve contact with the public, such as processing centers. Currently, it is unclear if any cases are still being processed, including DACA renewals.

We will work on updating this as soon as new information is released from USCIS. If you are awaiting your DACA renewal and will be experiencing a lapse in work authorization, we encourage you to reach out to a legal service provider. Additionally, as always, with or without DACA you have rights.
If you have not yet renewed, we encourage you to renew your DACA as quickly as possible despite the USCIS offices being closed.

TSA Accepts Expired Driver's Licenses to Fly. On March 17, 2020, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that expired driver's licenses and state IDs would be accepted at airports checkpoints. The interim policy will make it easier to fly for people who have not had the opportunity to renew their driver's license or state-IDs. TSA will accept driver's licenses or state-IDs that have expired on or after March 1, 2020 for a year after expiration or 60 days after the country is no longer under a national emergency - whichever period is longer.

REAL-ID Deadline to be Extended to October 1, 2021. On March 26, 2020, Acting DHS Secretary Wolf the deadline for states to meet the Real ID requirements to October 1, 2021. Previously, the Department of Homeland Security required states to issue REAL ID-compliant driver's licenses to its residents by October 1, 2020, but decided to delay the enforcement of this due to many state and local agencies closed during the Coronavirus pandemic.

For additional information in regards to REAL ID, please visit this . For questions regarding applying for a driver's license, please visit your state's Department of Transportation site for details.

DACA recipients may be eligible for state Unemployment benefits as long as their work authorization is valid; however, unemployment benefits eligibility may vary from state to state; we are looking into each state to see if DACA recipients are eligible for unemployment benefits. These benefits will not be counted against you based on the new Public Charge regulation. We will update this page as we find information. Please continue to check this page for updates on eligibility.

We have confirmed that DACA recipients who live within the states of California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Texas, and New York are eligible for unemployment benefits. To know if you qualify for unemployment benefits in your state, please visit the Department of Labor's website in your state to learn more about their eligibility requirements.

If you can, please practice social distancing and follow CDC guidelines to take as many precautionary steps to avoid contracting or spreading COVID-19.

Clean your hands often

Avoid close contact with people who are sick

Stay home if you're sick

Clean and disinfect your home

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DACA Updates During the Coronavirus Crisis

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Learn about campus resources. Discover opportunities. Engage with future peers and mentors. Your journey is about to begin. It all starts with New Maverick Orientation.

COVID-19 Update about New Maverick Orientation Sessions:

As part of UTA's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the physical office of Maverick Orientation and Transition Programs is closed until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. During this time, the best way to contact our office is via email at orientation@uta.edu.

As of March 17, all on-campus activities have been cancelled for the remainder of the spring semester. The April 17 Transfer Orientation will occur in an online format. Students who are registered for this session do not need to contact our office to request to complete the online orientation. Additional information will be communicated to those new Mavericks via email.

At this time, no decisions have been made regarding whether other New Maverick Orientation sessions will occur on-campus or be made available online. As UTA and the University of Texas System make decisions about when campus operations will resume during the summer, we will update our plans for orientations. Our goal is not only to keep our new Mavericks safe, but also prepare them appropriately for their coursework at UTA and their engagement within our campus community.

In the meantime, we encourage new students to register for a New Maverick Orientation session as you normally would. Review this website for more information about the program and to review your possible dates of attendance. Then follow the instructions to register for your orientation. We look forward to welcoming you and your guests into the Maverick community soon!

Graduate Student -

Lance Powers

When I decided to go back to graduate school, I wanted to be the best student I can be and learn as much as I can from the program.

Sponsorships & Support

Make a positive, lasting impression on our new students and their families

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U.S. Army Recruiter

Cell: 214-529-5677

Email: shane.m.decker4.mil@mail.mil

SSG Young, Benjamin
U.S. Army Recruiter
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EA Recruiter
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We use bank-level data encryption methods and best-in-class data storage solutions, to keep your data safe. And we never sell your data to any third parties.

Our team personally vets every scholarship listed on our website, so that you know it's not a scam. We also carefully tag all the eligibility requirements, so that you know that when you match with a scholarship, you are in fact eligible for it.

We work with 15,000+ high schools across the US ( see a map of schools here!), and our impact has been covered by major press outlets. Oh, and did we mention we've worked with over 1 million students?

"My wish of attending my dream university, has now become a reality thanks to Going Merry!"

"I honestly had an amazing experience with Going Merry. Keep doing what you guys are doing!"

"Going Merry made applying for scholarships so simple and has been incredibly supportive every step of the way."

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Stephen F. Austin University Admissions Counselor Info

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SFA will be practicing test-optional admissions for all 2021 terms. Prospective students who apply to SFA for a 2021 undergraduate term will not be required to submit an ACT or SAT test score as part of their admission application. This modification will allow freshman applicants who are interested in applying to SFA for 2021 to not have their application process hindered due to ACT/SAT testing challenges caused by COVID-19.

Freshman applicants who do not meet automatic admission based on high school rank will be reviewed through a holistic file review process, which considers all information submitted as part of the application. Students are encouraged to submit available standardized test scores with their application. Submission of tests scores will not create any unfair advantage or disadvantage for those students who provide them. We still want to encourage students to take an upcoming ACT/SAT test score or submit an existing test score as the test scores may continue to be required and utilized for scholarship review.

Join the latest Lumberjacks

Each year, more than 2,000 high school graduates enter our freshman class and transform into leaders, thinkers and motivated learners. With over 80 undergraduate majors and a supportive, caring campus culture, SFA offers every new Lumberjack a path to success.

Who succeeds at SFA? We're looking for a freshman class of excited, motivated, curious individuals ready to make the absolute most of their college years in an exceptional setting.

Who is considered a first-time freshman? You are a first-time freshman if you have not attended a college or university since high school graduation, even if you're entering with college-level credits.

Curious about community college transferable hours? Check our course equivalency guide and two-year planning guides.

Applying to SFA: The requirements

First-semester freshman applicants must:

Complete an accredited high school program.

Meet the following standardized test requirements:

When is the application deadline?

SFA is a rolling admissions university, meaning there is no application deadline. However, there are incentives if you apply early.

What are the benefits to applying early?

Students who complete the admission and housing application process by December 1, (for enrollment in the next fall semester) enjoy special benefits:

Get early notification of your residence hall.

Receive priority sign-up for orientation, which provides the best opportunity to secure the class schedule you want.

Stop worrying about applying to college, and start preparing to become an SFA Lumberjack.

Applying to SFA: The process

Applying to SFA is easy with the ApplyTexas online admissions application. Use ApplyTexas to apply to SFA beginning July 1 of your senior year of high school. You can preview the application to get a sense of the questions.

Here's a checklist of what you will need to complete your application for admission to SFA:

A completed application (done through ApplyTexas.org)

Your official high school transcript (must be received directly from your high school)

Your official SAT/ACT scores

The cost for applying to SFA is $50. You'll pay this at the end of the application process. Check here to see if you qualify for an application fee waiver.

Unique circumstances

Alternative Admissions

There are several ways to earn admission into SFA for students who do not immediately qualify. For details, visit Alternative Admissions.

When will I hear back?

Decision letters should arrive within 2-3 weeks of submitting a complete application. Once you apply, you'll get your own mySFA account within one week. mySFA is the official communication method of the university, so it's important that you log on and set up your account.

After you apply, don't forget:

Financial Aid

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University of Texas at Austin Virtual Info Session

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Cell: 817-395-8184
Email: lucas.allie@marines.usmc.mil

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No essay, no minimum GPA or test score, or citizenship requirements. Just follow the steps for chances to win. The more steps you complete and the earlier you start, the more chances you have to win!

How to Qualify

Earn entries in monthly drawings for $500 and $40,000 scholarships by completing the six qualifying steps on BigFuture. If you don't win, your entry rolls over for the next month. To enter without creating an account see official rules.

View Scholarship Details

Increase Your Chances to Win

Students whose families earn less than $60,000 a year have more chances to earn scholarships.

Increase Your Chances

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- Test optional: admissions without test scores require essay and resume
- Paperless: send transcripts through TREx, Upload a PDF copy from school admin to myUH account
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At the University of Houston, you'll find degree programs that will pave the way to the future you envision-whether you want to build the physical foundations of the future as an engineer or architect, shape young minds as an educator, or study how far humanity has already come as an anthropologist. These are just a few of the areas of study available at UH, taught by world-renowned faculty members.

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The service academies are federal institutions that provide an undergraduate education and train future commissioned officers for service in the United States Armed Forces. Applying to a Military Service Academy is a rigorous, highly-competitive, and lengthy process only for the most determined and qualified candidates. Service academies routinely rank amongst the top universities in the nation. Students pay no tuition while at a service academy, but they are required to serve in the military upon graduation. Cadets and midshipmen will receive a small stipend while attending an academy as well as free room and board.

Listed below are the five federal United States service academies:
The United States Military Academy (USMA) located in West Point, NY
The United States Naval Academy (USNA) located in Annapolis, MD
The United States Coast Guard Academy (USCGA) located in New London, CT
The United States Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) located in Kings Point, NY
The United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) located in Colorado Springs, CO

To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following initial requirements:

Be a United States citizen

Be unmarried with no dependents

Be at least the age of 17, but less than 23 years of age by July 1st of the year you would enter the academy.

Along with these points, you will need to meet standards of academics, physical wellness, tattoo placement, and more. Check the specifics of the academy you want to apply for to find the most up to date list of standards.

The biggest questions one must ask himself or herself is: "Do I really want to attend a service academy? Am I ready and willing to serve my country?" Don't go to an academy if you're doing it under pressure from family and cohorts; go to an academy because it's something you truly want and desire.These schools are not for the faint of heart. Be prepared to be challenged academically, physically, and mentally.

When applying for an academy, it is best to start applying early during your junior year in high school. If you are outside of the junior year timeframe, it is still possible to apply so long as you meet the designated age eligibility requirements. Enlisted service men and women in the military are also encouraged to apply. To do so, open a Candidate Profile through the respective school's website (opening a profile is the only way to initiate the application process).

The next and most critical step is to obtain a congressional nomination from your local congressman or congresswoman, your two State Senators, or the Vice President of the United States. All candidates are eligible to apply for nominations from these four sources. To apply for a congressional nomination, contact your local congressional representative and both of your senators' offices for information on their application process. The Vice President can nominate candidates without geographical restriction within the United States. To apply for a nomination from the Vice President, you can find information on the White House webpage.

The President of the United States is the source for service-connected nominations (i.e., Junior/Reserve Officers Training Corps for cadets enrolled within an eligible JROTC/ROTC program, children of career military personnel, soldiers in the armed forces, children of Deceased or 100% Disabled Veterans, or children of Medal of Honor awardees).

Ensure you apply through all applicable sources. You only need one nomination from any of these sources to be included in a pool of candidates before a service academy will even look at a potential candidate's application file.

If applying to USMA, USNA, or USAFA, for example: There are 15,000 applicants interested in attending a particular service academy. Of the 15,000 applicants, about 4,000 of them will receive either a congressional or service-connected nomination. The service academy's admissions office will then look at those 4,000 nominees and narrow down the list to identify nominees who meet the school's qualifications. In the end, approximately 1,000 qualified nominees will receive appointments to that service academy. (These rounded numbers were based off a recent academy's admissions statistics and are not exact numbers.)

Candidates are required to have letters of recommendations, strong transcripts, strong SAT or ACT scores, pass a Department of Defense Military Examination Review Board (DODMERB) physical examination, and pass a fitness test. Candidates are expected to be scholars, leaders, and athletes within their schools or communities. If you are in high school, ensure you are serving in a leadership position, whether it's as a sports team captain, a class or club officer, or community leader.

For those who dream about attending a service academy, don't give up if you don't get accepted the first time. There have been numerous applicants who have applied more than once and eventually received an appointment into an academy. The academies look favorably upon individuals with grit, character, and determination.

If applying to a service academy is your goal, we wish you the best of luck!
Viv is a West Point graduate, an Army Officer, and an Army wife. She has served on Active Duty with deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and is now in the Army Reserves. She is enjoying life in Texas with her Army Ranger husband (also a West Point graduate).

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The service academies are federal institutions that provide an undergraduate education and train future commissioned officers for service in the United States Armed Forces. Applying to a Military Service Academy is a rigorous, highly-competitive, and lengthy process only for the most determined and qualified candidates.

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Seniors:
https://www.fwisd.org/Page/6071
Juniors:
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Sophomores:
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How One Penn State Student Saved $8K with CLEP

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CLEP - Get College Credit With What You Already Know | College Board

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University Assured

ACT and SAT scores are computed without the essay score. Official ACT Superscores provided by ACT will be accepted for scholarship consideration.

Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories.

Oklahoma State Regents' Institutional Nominee (OSRHE)

A five-year full tuition waiver and four-year cash award funded by the state. Limited number available.

Qualifying criteria set annually by the State Regents in late fall. See OSU Institutional Nominee information and okhighered.org/academic-scholars for details.

National Merit Scholarship

A five-year full tuition waiver and a combination of state, university, and National Merit funding.

Up to $145,400

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation determines requirements and eligibility. National Merit finalists must select OSU as their first choice. See nationalmerit.org and OSU National Merit information for details.

Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories.

University Competitive

Academic College Scholarships

Value and terms vary by academic college and department.

Based on the major you indicate on your application for admission. Selection may be based on a number of factors, including test scores and GPA, leadership and community service, essays, interviews and/or auditions.

President's Distinguished Scholarship

A four-year cash award.

Up to $2,500 per year (Up to $10,000 four-year total)

Highly competitive selection. Requires a minimum 3.75 GPA, a 27 ACT or 1260 SAT score and a strong record of leadership as indicated on the application for admission.

President's Leadership Council (PLC) Scholarship

A one-year cash award. Students serve on the President's Leadership Council.

Highly competitive selection. Requires a strong record of leadership and community service as indicated on the application for admission.

If selected, students may receive either the President's Distinguished Scholarship OR the President's Leadership Council Scholarship. Either award may be paired with other university scholarships.

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ACT and SAT scores are computed without the essay score. Official ACT Superscores provided by ACT will be accepted for scholarship consideration. Students may only receive the award with the highest value they are eligible for from the University Assured Scholarship or Partnered Scholarship categories.

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Branches of Military & Types of Service - which is right for you?

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Southern Arkansas University Admissions Counselor Info

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Amanda Chewning
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Contact a recruiter for insider information on joining the military including signing bonuses, career training + more.

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-> What do I need to know about the  ASVAB?
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Apply for scholarships if you will be attending TCC for the 2021-2022 academic year!!!

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A new way to earn money for college. With RaiseMe, anyone can earn money for college starting in 9th grade based on their achievements in school and life

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RaiseMe | Earn college scholarships as early as 9th grade

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A new way to earn money for college. With RaiseMe, anyone can earn money for college starting in 9th grade based on their achievements in school and life.

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Common App is a nonprofit organization of 1000+ colleges and universities that simplifies, informs, and supports your college application journey.

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EPIC WATERS INDOOR WATERPARK IS HIRING ALL YEAR!

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Chop House Burgers is hiring! Perfect after-school job (4pm-8pm) for $8 per hour and counter help gets tip share. Free meal every shift.

2502 Little Rd
Arlington, TX 76016
(about one block south of Arkansas Ln.

682-213-2253

Looking for:

2 counter service help

2 prep/line cooks

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We are currently looking for students to join our team.  Our locations in Arlington and Pantego are now hiring!

We are committed to being America's Best First Job.  One of the many benefits of working at McDonald's is building character, learning life skills, and team building while providing a sense of accomplishment.  Many successful people such as doctors, lawyers and company CEO's will attest the things they learned in McDonald's has helped them in their current careers.

Our organization recognizes education as a significant priority in our student's lives.  We offer flexible hours to accommodate homework and extracurricular activities.  McDonald's also is a great resource to students who choose to continue their education after high school.  We offer tuition reimbursement to any college up to$2500/year.  The only requirement to qualify is for the student to average 14 hours a week.

If you know of any students looking for employment, I hope you will keep us top of mind.

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The restaurant is open seven days per week 11a-8p, but school is your top priority. So, we are offering part-time employment from 4:00p-8:30p and will work with you to schedule the days that best fit your school needs. Those interested in culinary arts will learn the inner workings of a kitchen, customer management, and catering events. Business students will also gain experience on basic business management in a real-world setting.

Please come by Mon-Sat and ask for Paul, Betty, or David. We hope to see you soon!

Jambo’s BBQ

1724 W. Division Street

Arlington, TX  76012

817.275.7881

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We Can All Prevent Suicide Our Crisis Centers Stories of Hope and Recovery Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Glossary

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You Matter was created to let people know that suicide is preventable. If you need support during those tough times, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) can help you through.

In moments when you feel like you just need some support, there is help out there. You Matter is a movement to spread the word that your problems, your worries, your fears, and above all you -unique and real you-matter.

And because just about everyone-at some point-hits the wall, we're here to help you get over that wall. Reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

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You Matter was created to let people know that suicide is preventable. If you need support during those tough times, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) can help you through. In moments when you feel like you just need some support, there is help out there.

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