Class of 2024

Watch this video on the BigFuture Scholarship opportunity (previously called CollegeBoard Opportunity Scholarship).

Learn more and get started at bigfuturescholarships.org

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The Common Application is an undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to any of more than 900 member colleges and universities in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as in Canada, China, Japan, and many European countries. Visit the Common Applciation website at https://www.commonapp.org/. 

The Common Black College Application is an undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to any of the 65 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU). The cost of the application is $20. Click the link to visit the Common Black College Application Website

How to Access College Application Fee Waivers

OneBlood has career opportunities for graduating seniors at Hamilton County High School who don’t have immediate plans to continue their education and may be looking to begin their working career. OneBlood has openings for entry-level full-time Phlebotomists, Biologics Lab Assistants and other roles to help fulfill their lifesaving mission. They offer a structured and paid on-the-job training program in phlebotomy and Biologics Lab Assistants. With health care experience not being required, this is a great opportunity for graduating seniors to learn a skill while entering into the professional workforce. 

In addition to offering competitive wages, OneBlood understands that life is much more than just a paycheck. They also offer team members a robust benefits package, including medical, dental, early access to pay, retirement saving with employer match and paid vacation time, just to name a few.   Interested students may apply on-line via OneBlood.org/careers.  

Digital flyer: https://tinyurl.com/OneBloodYouthFlyer

Should you have any questions, Talent Acquisition team can be reached at [email protected].

The Self-Reported Student Academic Record (SSAR) allows students to self-report to colleges/universities courses and grades that have been completed, or will be attempted (e.g., senior year courses in-progress), for high school credit. Since accuracy is important, please use an unofficial transcript/grades report (e.g., online report card) or score report as a reference when you complete the SSAR.

To create an account visit https://ssar.selfreportedtranscript.com/Login.aspx

The Talented Twenty Program is part of the Governor’s Equity in Education Plan. The purpose is to guarantee admission to one of the 12 state universities for students who succeed in their respective public high schools and to encourage students to strive for better grades and pursue rigorous academic courses. Please click on the link for additional information: Talented Twenty Program.

In order to qualify for the Talented Twenty Program, the student must:

• Be enrolled in a Florida public high school and graduate with a standard diploma.
• Be ranked in the top 20% of the class after the posting of seventh semester grades.
• Submit test scores from the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) Reasoning Test or redesigned SAT scores from the College Board or the American College Testing(ACT), Plus Writing score from ACT Inc. prior to enrollment to a university in the State University System (SUS). No minimum score is required.
• Complete all eighteen high school units as listed in the regulations for state university admission.

There is no application for the Talented Twenty Program. Transcripts of potentially eligible students are submitted by the district/school for evaluation.

Frequently Asked Questions for Parents and Students (PDF)