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Oak Park High School College Overview
 COLLEGE INFORMATION OVERVIEW 
College Pathway College Prep Pathway Start here for step-by-step guidance onhow to follow the "College Prep" Pathway through High School.
 
 
College & Career CenterCollege & Career Center Students should be frequent visitors to the College & Career Center.
 
 
College Internet Resources College Internet Resources
The internet contains a trove
of resources! The most useful research sites have been grouped together by category.
 
 
community service
Community Service & Volunteer
We have a webpage devoted to external community service leadership & volunteer programs.
 
 
At this link we go over some of the basics of the Early Action & Early Decision options. 
 
 
Personal Statements
At this page students will find several resources to help them write a successful college admission essay. 
 
 
 
Links to this page include the Federal Application for student loans "FAFSA on the WEB" as well as free scholarship and student loan search engines.
 
 
Oak Park's policies with respect to GPA calculation and class ranking are explained here. It also contains information about college GPA calculations.


Honors & APHonors & AP Information Colleges and universities want to see students stretch themselves by taking the most rigorous curriculum they are capable of. Learn how Honors & AP classes affect the College Admissions process!
 
 
  This page provides information about the junior/community college option, and how to transfer to 4 year schools.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Most private schools & scholarships reqire a letter of recommendation. Go to this link for more information about the protocol for requesting a recommendation. 
 
Naviance Family Connection
Naviance is a web based program for academic planning, college & career research.
 
  
 
 
 
NCAANCAA & NAIA At this page you can access the NCAA Clearinghouse and the NAIA. It also has a great search engine to help locate schools with competitive athletic programs.
 
 
Ivy League
 If you're interested in Private, Independent, and Highly Selective Colleges this link has information specific to the admissions process for these unique types of schools.
PSAT



PSAT & National Merit Scholarship For more inforamtion about the PSAT and the National Merit Scholarship go to this page.
 
At the page you can access test dates for the SAT, ACT & SAT Subject Tests. There are also links to the Registration links at both the College Board & ACT.
 
SAT & ACTSAT & ACT Information
Many students actually improve their college admissions chances by taking both the ACT and the SAT! Most colleges will accept either the SAT or the ACT. So, it is worthwile to educate yourself about both tests.
Test Preparation SAT & ACT Test Preparation
All students should consider doing some form of test preparation prior to taking the SAT or the ACT. Many of the most reputable test preparation services are listed on this page.
College Pathway Senior Year - The College Applicaton Process
This page has been specifically designed to provide seniors a step-by-step summary of all the tasks they need to complete in preparation to submit their college applications.
Senior Survey Results Senior College Acceptance Statistics   Detailed college admission statistics for every class since 2007 are available at this link
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School Codes School Codes Students will need to know the OPHS CEEB code for their SAT, ACT & AP test registrations, as well as other codes described on this page. 
TranscriptsTranscripts Current Oak Park students and alumni must order their transcripts by submitting their order to the Oak Park Counseling Office.
UCCSU
The UC & CSU course requirements are known as the "a-g" subjects.
 
UCCSU
This page has been
created to help parents and students to understand admissions at the (UC) and CSU) systems.
Wait Lists & Appeals

Wait Lists, Deferrals & Appeals

This page will be helpful in determining a student's
chances of success when wait listed, or submitting an appeal.
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Last Modified on May 6, 2013