-We currently have 1 additional scholarship available to other healthcare professional degrees that are not nursing.

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Here’s when you might want to send your SAT/ACT scores to a school:

• When it is between the 25th and 75th percentile (for SAT/ACT scores) of a school applying to (check the class profile!)

• If applying to a competitive school where most students likely have high GPAs, extracurriculars, and test scores

• If your SAT or ACT score “elevates” your application in that it is “equal to” or surpasses your GPA, AP scores, etc. (based on how your scores compare to those of others)

• If required to send for a specific scholarship or special program (including athletic programs)

Here’s when you might want to consider not sending your SAT/ACT scores:

• If they are below the 25th percentile for the school applying to

• If they do not “elevate” your application and are relatively low in comparison to your GPA, AP scores, etc.

I urge you not to be embarrassed or feel ashamed about not sending your standardized test scores. It is completely normal, and is simply the wise choice sometimes. It also does not reflect badly on you as a student – people perform better in different types of environments. Ultimately, however, no matter whether you decide to send in your test scores or not, I wish you the best of luck with your college applications.

When applying through Common App, you need to request a recommendation letter from you teacher and counselors.

• Social Security (if you have one)

• personal email

• Parent Information

  • Social security numbers (if they have one)

  • Email address / phone number

They even have a FAFSA Made Easier Form that makes completing FAFSA easy and quick to complete!

Regardless of your plans, consider creating an account!

• Be at least 18 years old

• Possess a high school diploma or equivalent

• Enroll in an approved electrical apprenticeship program

• Complete a minimum of 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and 288 hours of classroom instruction

-Texas residents.

-Pursuing higher education.

-Masonic affiliation is a positive factor considered during the selection process, but it is not a requirement.

-Must be student in Tarrant County.

-Must provide a statement of your intent to enroll in a petroleum engineering or related engineering program at an accredited university that will lead to a career in in the Oil and Gas industry.