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For information concerning College Fairs, ACT/SAT,
Sophomore/Junior Testing, ASVAB, and Financial Aid, please see our GUIDANCE
DEPARTMENT.
Pre-College
Curriculum (pdf file)
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NEWPORT CENTRAL
CATHOLIC CLASS OF 2009 EARNS $5.2 MILLION
IN COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIPS
The following Newport
Central Catholic 2009 Graduates, 50 percent of the class, earned
over $5.2 million in college scholarships. Of the school’s 110
graduates, 103 plan to continue their education by attending 20
different colleges and universities, and 18 graduates plan to
continue their athletic careers at the college level. Notably, 4
graduates earned Governor Scholar status, 3 graduates earned
Governor School for the Arts status, and 31 graduates are members
of the National Honor Society. Of the graduates, 42 successfully
completed 1 or more Advanced Placement Courses.
Click here for list of scholarship recipients.
Click
here for the list of 2009 graduates.
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What majors are your students planning on pursuing in college? Here are
the 5 most popular majors that students indicated on their 2008 PSAT/NMSQT®
exam form.
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Business |
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Pre-Med |
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3. |
Nursing |
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4. |
Psychology |
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5. |
Engineering |
More than 25% of students said they were undecided.
My College QuickStart™ can help. Students who took the PSAT/NMSQT get
free access to this online college and career planning
kit, including the My Majors & Careers section. Here, students will be
able to:
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Discover who they are and what they might achieve in college and
beyond |
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Get major and career suggestions after completing our
research-validated personality assessment |
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Explore college majors that can help them achieve their goals |
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Learn about careers from professionals in the real world |
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Visit the Thomas More College
website. Find out about the Parochial Promise, a guarantee of $10,000 per
year in institutional aid to all incoming students who graduate from a
parochial high school and are unconditionally accepted to TMC. Students who
qualify for this award are guaranteed to receive at least $10,000 per year
for up to four years. totaling $40,000 of financial assistance.
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