The application for the 2020-2021 school year will open on August 1, 2020 for students in grades 6-10.
Attending high school is an exciting time for most students. However, it can cause anxiety because you don't know exactly what to expect. Research shows that the transition from eighth to ninth grade is one of the most pivotal moments for students and their postsecondary education decisions. Crosby Scholars wants to assist students with the transition... Read more »
Attending high school is an exciting time for most students. However, it can cause anxiety because you don't know exactly what to expect. Research shows that the transition from eighth to ninth grade is one of the most pivotal moments for students and their postsecondary education decisions. Crosby Scholars wants to assist students with the transition... Read more »
Writing admission essays is often the most intimidating aspect of completing college applications. Learn how to "show, rather than tell" about yourself and why you should welcome the opportunity to write an essay! Title: CSA #7A - Writing the College Admission Essay Date: September 5 Time: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Location: SRH-A, Goodwill Industries Building (2701 University Parkway, W-S)
Juniors only are required to attend 1 of the Crosby Junior Academies offered. Online registration is required.
Juniors only are required to attend 1 of the Crosby Junior Academies offered. Online registration is required.
No calisthenics or saluting; we promise. Bring your college admission or scholarship essay(s) and meet with Crosby staff and volunteers experienced in critiquing students’ writing. Essays will be reviewed primarily for content with respect to following the prompt and being clear on what students are trying to share about themselves. Those students whose essays reveal significant... Read more »
Juniors only are required to attend 1 of the Crosby Junior Academies offered. Online registration is required.
Seniors will participate in activities and discussions to improve their skills in listening and public speaking. They will leave with an understanding of how to apply these refined skills across a variety of life situations. Title: CSA #4A - Engaging Your Future Date: September 16, 2018 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Location: Self-Reliance Hall, Goodwill Industries Building, 2701 University Parkway
Wear your senior t-shirt, and show your pride in being a Crosby Scholar! Share pictures on social media, and tag your high school as well as Crosby Scholars.
Juniors only are required to attend 1 of the Crosby Junior Academies offered. Online registration is required.
We're offering computer lab time to assist you in starting to prepare to apply for college! You can create a CommonApp/CFNC/Coalition account, start your Residency Determination Service, work on college applications, essays, and more. We'll have staff on hand to answer any questions you might have while getting started. Title: CSA #6J College Prep Lab Date: Saturday, September 21... Read more »
Juniors only are required to attend 1 of the Crosby Junior Academies offered. Online registration is required.
No calisthenics or saluting; we promise. Bring your college admission or scholarship essay(s) and meet with Crosby staff and volunteers experienced in critiquing students’ writing. Essays will be reviewed primarily for content with respect to following the prompt and being clear on what students are trying to share about themselves. Those students whose essays reveal significant... Read more »
Juniors only are required to attend 1 of the Crosby Junior Academies offered. Online registration is required.
Filling out and submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is all about being prepared with the right documents. Learn exactly what information is necessary to complete the form correctly, and find out how the IRS can help you for a change with the Data Retrieval Tool (DRT)! For many students, completing the FAFSA... Read more »
Crosby Scholars are required to speak with four college admission reps about their respective schools. Crosby juniors and seniors have two options to fulfill the college fair/college visit requirement. You can either attend a college fair and speak to four college reps at the fair OR visit four college campuses and attend an admission session on... Read more »
Earning scholarship dollars can help cover the cost of college. Universities, non-profit organizations, private foundations, and individuals offer students the opportunity to compete for scholarships based on merit, academic major, and other criteria. This academy will help students to recognize legitimate funding sources. Learn from a Scholarships Coordinator how to explore ways to research and apply... Read more »
