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What I love about BTC
BTC Parents
Experiencing a place full of faith, love, and community
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My kids love Beyond the Classroom. They are so excited about going school. They have fun learning and feel truly loved by the teachers.
Students
Having a kind, loving, and safe place to learn and have fun!
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Learning at my own pace :)
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Teachers who really care
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BTC means everything to me
College Ready
Preparing for life after high school is important whether you're planning on attending college or going into the work force. Take a look below at some tips that may help along the way!
College Preparation Check List
9th Grade
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Maintain a good GPA
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Find what interests you and get involved at school through extracurricular activities, clubs, etc.
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Make a 4-year plan
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Make a list of colleges that interest you and begin doing informal visits
10th Grade
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Maintain a good GPA while focusing on your studies
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Look into take college prep courses and study guides (ACT)
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Start exploring career paths you may be interested in
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Start volunteering
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Discuss your goals with your guidance counselor
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Start building a resume
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Continue going on college visits and start thinking about what your major will be
11th Grade
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Find a job or internship related to your potential field of study
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Take challenging courses and maintain a good GPA
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Schedule and take the ACT
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Attend college fairs
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Start narrowing down your college list and attend Junior Days
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Retake the ACT if needed
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Continue to add depth to your resume and find individuals that may write recommendation letters for you
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Begin discussing how you'll pay for college
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Finalize your college choices and begin your college applications
12th Grade
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Consider taking AP courses and maintain a good GPA
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Begin applying for scholarships and the FASFA
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Perfect your application essays and finalize your college applications
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Stay ahead of your deadlines
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Check for acceptance letters and scholarship offers
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Make your final college decision
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Finalize your acceptance and begin making decisions about financial aid, housing, work-study, etc.
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Graduate!
