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Jonathan Gaither, a nuclear engineer from the United States Navy, spoke to chemistry classes about careers in nuclear engineering in the Navy. There are a plethora of career opportunities in the Navy. Students interested in pursuing a career in engineering may be interested in applying for a Navy ROTC scholarship. For more information about careers in the Navy, click here.
Representatives from the United States Navy spoke with students about the NAVY ROTC program. Navy ROTC scholarships pay for full tuition, text books, lab/incidental fees, uniforms, and include a living allowance of $250 per month (with an increase of $50 each academic year) and a summer training stipend. The four year scholarship is worth up to $180,000. To be eligible, you must be US citizen, at least 17 years of age by September 1st of your first college year and younger than 23 years of age on June 30th of that same year. You must be a high school graduate and be physically qualified. The minimum SAT Test Score requirements are 530 for Verbal and 520 for Math. The minimum ACT scores are a 22 English and 21 Math. For more information, meet with your Guidance Counselor or contact Brian Carelock, US Navy Recruiter at 1-866-628-7327. 
An Admissions Rep from Converse College spoke with more than twenty students today about admissions requirements, majors, and financial aid. Some new things at Converse include a new musical theatre major and a five year Master's Degree in Nursing major. The Master's in Nursing program is in a partnership with Vanderbuilt University. Upon graduating, students will earn a Master's degree from Vanderbuilt University. Converse has added a scholarship for students with a 2.75 and 900 SAT or 19 ACT worth $9,000. For more information about Converse click here.
There will be a senior meeting immediately after Open House on Tuesday, September 20, 2011 at 7 p.m. All seniors and their parents are encouraged to attend this meeting. The meeting will focus on important information such as financial aid and college admissions information.
Sgt.'s Cook and Pillot from the United States Army spoke to Mrs. McNeill's world geography classes about their experiences in other countries and working with people from other cultural backgrounds. The presentation included a slide show filled with pictures from countries such as Iraq and Afghanistan. Students were given the opportunity to ask questions and learned what life is like in countries outside of the United States. For more information about the Army, click here. 
Interested in attending one of the above named colleges? These three schools are hosting an informational meeting in Greenville for students. On September 11th at 3:30 to 5:30, at the Hilton in Greenville, Admissions personnel from these three colleges will present the latest information about admissions requirements, financial aid and scholarships. To attend, you must RSVP at www.sc.edu/admissions/sis.php
Seniors! You will receive the senior newsletter on Tuesday, September 6th. This will have the latest scholarship information. Be sure to pay attention to scholarship application deadlines for each institution in which you are applying. Visit the Guidance office for more information.
