- PS 192 Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts
- High School Plan
BAVPA Guidance Department
- Staff
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- Financial Aid Information and Forms
- Scholarships, Awards & Scholarship Fairs
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Opportunities
- YES Program
- Driver's Licensure
- Employment Opportunities
- Mentoring
- Career Exploration
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- LEADERSHIP
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- ATTAIN Computer Skills Camp; certification
- TEAM PROGRAM
- BEAM
- LITERACY VOLUNTEERS Peer Tutors (paid)
- ENGINEERS - National Grid
- Internships & Apprenticeships - Local and National
- New York State Summer School of the Arts
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- Summer Outreach and Enrichment Programs
- Regents Exam Schedules
- Student Athletes
- Useful Forms
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- Homework and Test Help
Junior Year
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Junior Year-
- Continue taking courses which will sharpen your skills for college and enhance admission prospects.
- Visit with your counselor
- Attend the NACAC college fair in March
- Meet with college admissions representatives when they are at BAVPA
- Attend College open house dates
- Take the PSAT in October. National Merit semifinalists are selected from students who take this exam in the 11th grade.
- Ask your parents to check on scholarship opportunities which may be offered through their employers.
- Begin to investigate specific college possibilities- request college catalogs or applications or sign up to be on their email list
- Check for specific entrance requirements (courses, tests, and dates)
- Take the ACT or SAT in May or June(over the past few years the district has covered the cost of the SAT May exam for all first time junior students).
- Student Athletes: Register with the NCAA Eligibilty Center and have transcripts sent.
- Over the summer visit college campuses. Call ahead so that you receive a guided tour. If possible arrange for a meeting with an admissions representative. Ask about financial aid and scholarships.