College Visits
College open house and visitation days are posted on the
bulletin board outside the guidance office as fliers arrive from colleges. Please check the bulletin board weekly for
new announcements and other general college information.
In-School
College Visits: Mrs. Miller has scheduled several college
representatives for visits to SWHS. He will put a schedule on the guidance
bulletin board outside the main office. These visits can be very valuable in
your college search.
Procedures for In-School College Visits
- Ask
permission of the teacher of any class that you may miss. Prior permission
must be received in order for you to meet with the representative. Do not ask on the day and time that the
representative is here. “Prior” means before the day of the visit.
- Pick
up a pass on the ledge in the entrance to the guidance office. The pass is
your pass out of class—if you are already in class at the time of the
visit—or into class—if the visit started before the beginning of the class
period.
- Upon
your return to class, give the pass to your teacher. In the event that you
will not likely return to class because of lunch or the school day has
ended, please drop the pass off in the main office. Most visits will last
15-30 minutes.
Campus Visits: If you
follow the proper procedure, you are allowed two college-visit days that count
as field-trip days and do not count as a day of absence.
Procedures for Campus Visits
- Pick
up a form from Mrs. Miller in the guidance office or from Mrs. Cool or Mrs.
Bulkowski in the main office. The teachers of the classes you will be
missing and your parent/guardian must sign the form.
- Turn
the form in to Mrs. Bulkowski. Please do not lay the form on the counter
or give the form to somebody else and expect him/her to turn it in for
you. If Mrs. Bulkowski does not see the form two full days in advance, it
will not count as a field trip.
- If you
do not turn the form in two days in advance and you still want to have a
campus visit, it will count as a day of absence. The day will be an
excused absence if you bring a note from the college admissions office
that states that you visited.