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Junior Year

Just do it!
Student Action Plan: 
  • Take the right courses to earn your Hawaii High School Diploma. 
  • Take challenging courses and consider going for an Honors Recognition Diploma.
  • Attend school regularly and get the best grades possible.
  • Participate in extracurricular activities and volunteer opportunities. 
  • Record your extracurricular activities and volunteer work in your Naviance resume.
  • Meet with your counselor to make sure you are on track to graduate from high school and reach your college & career goals.​
  • Take the ACT on Leilehua High School's Testing Day in February. It is free and students are automatically registered.
  • Take the  SAT in May or June of your Junior Year. Register on line at sat.org/register Fee Waivers are available for Juniors who qualify for free or reduced lunch. Visit Hawaii DOE website for eligibility and on line application information.
  • Register for NCAA Eligibility and/or NAIA Eligibility if you want to play Division I or Division II college sports. Fee Waivers are available for Juniors and Seniors who qualify for free or reduced lunch.
  • Take the ASVAB if you are interested in joining the military. It is offered at  Leilehua High School at least two times per year. Register in the CCC in HH101.
  • Narrow your career choices in Naviance or on Careers in Hawaii  or Occupational Outlook Handbook  or Career One Stop.​
  • Narrow your college choices on Naviance or College Board.
  • Build your "Careers I'm Interested In" and "Colleges I'm Thinking About" lists on Naviance.
  • Write your personal statement/college essay for college admissions and scholarships. Get tips from College Board and Purdue.edu 
  • Research how to pay for college on the College Board and Federal Student Aid websites
  • Complete Advisory lessons in your Advisory class.
  • Go to iPrep, college fairs, college visits, and college field trips.
  • Participate in a summer opportunity related to your career interest or college exploration: internship, college camp, college class, etc.

Helpful Handouts:​
Cost of College
​College Essay/Personal Statement
How to Finalize Your College List
College Board's 11th Grade College Planning Checklist
Parent Action Plan: 11th Grade
For parents
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  • Home
    • Announcements
  • High School
    • Freshmen
    • Sophomores
    • Juniors
    • Seniors
  • Career
    • Employment
  • College
    • Athletics
    • College 101
    • College Visits
    • Testing
  • Financial Aid
    • Financial Aid 101
    • Financial Aid Workshops
  • Military
    • ASVAB
    • Enlisting
    • ROTC
    • Service Academies
  • Naviance
  • Scholarship Information
  • Recommendations for Scholarships
  • Testing
  • Scholarship