| October | Juniors take the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).
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| January - March | Individual meetings for each junior with the college counselor, using the completed self-audit as a springboard for conversation.
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| February | Junior College Night. (Please return Parent Questionnaire on this evening.)
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| March | Students are encouraged to use March vacation to make initial visits to colleges and universities.
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| April/May | SAT Reasoning Test for all juniors.
Family conferences with college counselor.
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| May 1 | Completed Common Application, with essay is due. |
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| May | Parents and students should make some tentative plans about what colleges to consider. Such considerations as academic programs, geographical location, size, campus facilities and overall cost might be part of this preliminary survey. The student, parents, and the college counselor discuss a range of colleges that match the student's career plans, interests, and abilities. By the end of the junior year all students should have made some plans for summer college visits. |
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| June | SAT Subject Tests. |
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| Mid-June | Potential college list is mailed to each student after final junior grades are reviewed. |