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Junior Guidance Info

Class of 2028 - Current Juniors

 

Some useful links and tutorials for all juniors:

Links:

2025 Junior College Night Presentation

Link to Naviance

Link to College Board

Link to Princeton Review

Link to HESAA 

College Planning - To Do List

10 Things High School Juniors Need to Do Now for College

 

Tutorials:

Introduction to Naviance

Parent Login to Naviance

Adding a College to Your "Colleges I'm Thinking About" List

Naviance College Search

Updating Your Resume in Naviance

College Matches in Naviance

Scattergrams in Naviance

Career Interest Inventory Instructions

Requesting Transcripts

Brag Sheets

 

College Visits

We have colleges visit Eastern on a frequent basis!  All college visits are during lunch in the Guidance Office. Check the calendar for specific college visits.

Academic Units

The academic unit is the term normally used by colleges and universities to express a quantitative evaluation of high school courses acceptable as preparation for college. A full year academic course is evaluated as one unit; a semester course is evaluated as a half unit. Admissions requirements by four-year institutions generally require that a student complete 16 academic units upon graduation from high school. Colleges and universities determine what courses qualify as academic units. Generally speaking, courses in English, Mathematics, Science, World Language and Social Studies are acceptable. Physical Education and electives are not considered academic units. World Language required minimum years of study for four-year college applicants is two years of the same language taken during high school, grades 9–12.

Junior Night

Junior College Night is great way to get informed about what's ahead in the college search process. Below are some resources to go through and will be explained at College Junior Night.

NCAA Eligibility

The NCAA requires certain courses be taken in order to be eligible for college sports. To help plan your course selection, the NCAA has provided a list of courses we offer, which they will accept. If you are an athlete and interested in playing sports in college please take the time to look over the courses. The course list is on the Following page under Online Resources.