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Do you need a copy of your High School Transcript?
To request your High School Transcript, email the Guidance Office or download the form by clicking here. Please include your year of graduation and maiden name (if applicable). The paper form must be signed and may be printed and submitted to the school by fax (715-268-6882), by mail to Amery High School Guidance Office, 555 Minneapolis Ave S, Amery, WI 54001.
Be your Best for the Test!
Testing Information Is Available Here
This section explains the two must widely used college admissions test-the ACT and the SAT. Access to test dates, fees and helpful tips are included. In addition this section covers information on optional tests given at Amery High School throughout the year including the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Appitute Battery) open to 10th-12th graders, PLAN test (pre-ACT) for sophomores and the PSAT (pre-SAT) available for juniors.
Financial Aid
Finding the best college is a dream, but paying for college can be a nightmare.
Check out our tips and tools that can help you navigate through financial aid,
student loans, grants and overall financial planning.
Information for Student-Athletes
Prospective student-athletes should check out the NCAA Guide for the college bound student-athlete at www.ncaaclearinghouse.net, where you may access the registration materials and link you to the necessary information. It is strongly suggested that prospective student-athletes who plan to participate in intercollegiate athletics at an NCAA Division I or II institution use this on-line registration. It is also extremely important that prospective student-athletes read the guide carefully and understand the NCAA initial eligibility requirements.
Click Here for more information about Upcoming College Visits and Fairs
Post-High School Planning Guides
We have developed comprehensive guides to help students as they move through their Junior and Senior years of High School. Click here to take a look at these helpful documents.
What are Colleges Looking For?
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WISCareers
The guidance office is pleased to announce that we subscribe to the WISCareers web site www.wiscareers.wisc.edu. WISCareers guides students through the process of making important career and education decisions using WISCareers. Students may access their personal account from any internet-ready computer including those at school, home, libraries, etc. Students are given an account number to log in, and then they chose a user name and password.
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700+ Occupations: Students will find occupations to match their interests, skills, and values, or budget from a database of over 700 occupations. Further, they will find salary information, employment outlook, and education path for the occupations they find most interesting/suitable.
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4,000+ Postsecondary Schools: Students may conduct a school search to match their interests and needs from a database of over 4,000 educational institutions nationwide. School information is directly linked to college home pages, campus maps, and online college applications.
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Budget Program: Students can build a budget based on their individual needs and financial resources. In addition, WISCareers includes several resources to assist students with applying for financial aid.
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Job Seeking Tools: Tools are available to help your student create a resume and career portfolio as well as access information about Wisconsin employers and their current job listings. We encourage you to look at WISCareers with your student.
Students should go to the Guidance Office to get their personal login code.
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