studentservices

For more information about the following, please click on the links below:
SAT VERSUS ACT	COLLEGES AND CAREERS
FINANCIAL AID	MILITARY
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

Center for Student Opportunity www.csopportunity.org
An organization that promotes the college-bound culture among first-generation and underserved students.

Graduation Requirements:
In order to earn a high school diploma from a Baltimore County Public School,
students must have satisfactory completion of the following credit classes:

Subject	Grade 9	Grade 10	Grade 11	Grade 12
English (4)	English 9	World Literature	American Literature	British Literature
Social Studies (3.5)	American Government	World History	United States History	Economics & Political Issues (half year)
Math (3)	Algebra I	Algebra II	Geometry	Economics & Political Issues (half year)
Science (3)	Physical Science	Biology	Choice of any other additional Science class
Technology (1)	May be taken any year
Health (.5)	May be taken any year
PE (1)	May be taken any year
Fine Arts (1)	May be taken any year
Educational Pathway(s) Total of 4 credits	COLLEGE COMPLETER - 2 credits of world language + 2 electives ACADEMY OF FINANCE - 5 credits in specific AOF courses FINANCE & ACCOUNTING - 4 credits in required business courses BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - 4 credits in required business courses MARKETING - 4 credits in required business courses WORK STUDY - 1 credit Occupational Preparation + 3 credits of work experience VIDEO & DIGITAL BROADCASTING - 4 credits in required V & DB courses GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS & PRINT DESIGN - 4 credits in required GC & PD courses HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING - 4 credits in required HVAC courses ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION - 4 credits in required EC courses CHILD CARE SERVICES - 4 credits in required CC courses HUMAN SERVICES - 4 credits in required HS courses
Total credits 21

Students must also earn 75 Student Service Learning Hours!
In addition, students who began grade 9 in the fall of 2005 must take and pass the
MARYLAND STATE HIGH SCHOOL ASSESSMENTS:

Baltimore County Public Schools
Scholarship Loan Program

Baltimore County Public Schools is offering a Scholarship Loan Program to seniors who have a 2.80 cumulative average or higher, are willing to declare a major in education and commit to teach in a critical need subject area (Mathematics, Science, Special Education and Technology Education) and commit to teach in a Baltimore County School. If a student fails to maintain eligibility for the award based of GPA, full time status as a student and remain a Maryland resident the scholarship becomes a loan and awards must be paid back to Baltimore County. For more details, seniors may pick a brochure from their Student Services counselor.

Ms. E. Burchett Department Chair of Student Services is the guidance counselor for students with last names beginning with A - C Email Mrs. Burchett
Email Ms. Stump	Email Mr. Tormey	Email Ms. Zellous
Ms. Stump is the guidance counselor for students with last names beginning with D - Johnston	Mr. Tormey is the guidance counselor for students with last names beginning with R thru Z	Ms. Zellous is the guidance counselor for students with last names beginning with Jones - Q