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AdmissionFreshman YearMeet with school counselor

Meet with school counselor

Meet with school counselor to confirm enrollment in college-prep courses

Freshman Year
September
Planning
High Priority

Step-by-Step Guide

Overview

Your school counselor is a valuable resource for course planning, college preparation, and personal support. Building this relationship early helps!

When to Meet

  • Beginning of freshman year (introduction)
  • Before course registration
  • If you're struggling academically or personally
  • When you have questions about college planning

What to Discuss

First Meeting Topics

  • Your four-year course plan
  • A-G requirements and how to track them
  • Graduation requirements
  • Activities and interests
  • Any concerns about the transition to high school

Good Questions to Ask

  • "Can you help me map out my four-year plan?"
  • "Are my current courses A-G approved?"
  • "What opportunities should I know about?"
  • "How do I get involved in [specific interest]?"

How to Schedule

  • Check if your school has an online scheduling system
  • Visit the counseling office in person
  • Email your assigned counselor
  • Ask during your lunch or free period

Building the Relationship

  • Be respectful and prepared
  • Follow through on their suggestions
  • Update them on your progress
  • Remember: they're here to help you!

Why This Matters

Your counselor will eventually write a recommendation letter and advocate for you in the college process. Starting the relationship now helps them know you better!

Task Details

Assigned to: Student & Parent
Best time: September
Week: 1

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