Academic Counseling
FAFSA
3 months ago
By Barbara Porteous
The FAFSA is the the acronym for "Free Application for Federal Student Aid". It is the gateway financial aid document for Federal and State grants. Schools also use the information from the FAFSA for institution specific scholarships. Lastly, some but not all outside organizations need to know this information in providing awards which had a "need basis" requirement. So how do I file my FAFSA? Follow the steps below - and
Step 1: Get your FSA ID
This is your 'electronic signature' you will use when you file your student's FAFSA - they have an FSA ID as well.
Step 2: Complete the FAFSA for the 2022-2023 school yearEach family completes 1 FAFSA. There is a section for parent information, student information, school information etc.
Step 3: Submit the Fafsa
When all sections are complete, sign and submit your FAFSA. You 'sign' your FAFSA with your FSA ID, its an electronic signature. You should receive an email with a link so you can see your Student Aid Report (SAR).
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Playing Sports in College
3 months ago
By Barbara Porteous
Wanting to continue with sports at a Division I, II or III school requires you meet certain organizational registrations and qualifications.
NCAA Clearinghouse
If your school of choice is affiliated with the NCAA - go to this site and create your account. You will also find academic eligibility requirements depending on which classification of school you are attending.
NAIA
In 2010, the association opened the doors to the NAIA Eligibility Center, where prospective student-athletes are evaluated for academic and athletic eligibility. It delivers on the NAIA’s promise of integrity by leveling the playing field, guiding student-athlete success, and ensuring fair competition.
COS & all Community Colleges
3 months ago
As part of the California Master Plan for Higher Education, California Community Colleges offer multiple opportunities to develop your post-high school career skills and academic pursuits. Take a few moments to learn about this amazing system in the the power point below, "Why Attend a Community College?"
Why Attend a Community College?
Applying to COS or any other Community College
- All applications through CCCapply
-For questions please Admissions and Records
Email: registration@siskiyous.edu
Phone: (530) 938-5500
College Entrance Tests: SAT/ACT
3 months ago
By Barbara Porteous