Attention High Schoolers and Parents:

Need help with college planning? Or do you need career counseling on what to do after high school? Planning for your future after high school can be a difficult and confusing process for many. Thinking about what college you’d like to apply to or what career field you should choose can be overwhelming, but we have some relief for you! Come meet with our College and Career Counselor at the Carnegie Library to help answer any questions you may have. The purpose of a college and career counselor is to help students make more informed decisions to better their futures in both educational and career choices. This can include guidance on choosing courses in high school to prepare for college or advice on occupational training opportunities.

College Access and Career Counselors are also a great resource who can help you with:

• Finding the best-fit school for you
• With personalized admission strategies
• Applying for financial aid
• Filling out college applications
• Choosing high school courses that will work towards your intended major
• Career training
• And much more!

This service is geared towards students in grades 8-12, who want to know the necessary steps to take in each grade to be fully prepared for their college or career training. The earlier you make these decisions, the more prepared you’ll be for your future.

To make an appointment you can register online, by calling the Carnegie library at 631-654-4700 x501 (2:30-8:30pm), or you can drop in to ask questions.

Upcoming dates include Tuesdays, February 28, March 7, and 21 from 6-8pm. Check our upcoming newsletter for more dates.