Student Services/College Counseling

Student Services strives to support students at Providence through class scheduling, college applications, standardized testing, academic records, academic counseling, and professional counseling referrals. 

Upcoming Virtual College Visits
 

Colleges and universities visit Providence frequently to meet with our high school students during lunch. Below is a list of upcoming visits. Encourage your students to stop by the Media Center in Lilburn, the Cafe in Johns Creek, or join remotely at the times listed using the links below to learn more about what each college offers and requires in terms of academic programs, student life, admissions, etc. 

Upcoming College Fairs & College Info Sessions

Below is a list of college fairs taking place in our area. This is a great way to learn about many college and universities at one time.

SAT/ACT Test Prep

Providence is pleased to once again offer the SAT/ACT prep course for students looking to ready themselves for the SAT and CT or to improve their scores. Maggui Joyner, an outside consultant, comes in each Fall and Winter to teach a 7-week test prep course during lunch on Wednesdays.Contact Student Services with questions regarding either of these options.
 
In addition, the following links will offer free online tips, practice tests, strategies and much more in preparation for your upcoming SAT or ACT test:
  
ACT
SAT
SAT/Khan Academy
Kaplan Test Prep (free flashcards for SAT/ACT/APUSH/APEURO)
Kaplan Test Prep (free Practice tests online)
University HQ

Scholarship Opportunities

Go Merry 
Georgia Futures Scholarship Information
Unigo
Fastweb
Cappex
Chegg
College Board
Niche (formerly College Prowler)
Scholarship Monkey

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

for all current Seniors

Completing and submitting the FAFSA is free and easier than ever, and it gives you access to the largest source of financial aid to pay for college or career school. It is available online (fafsa.ed.gov) beginning October 1st for the 2019-2020 school year. All students entering college in the fall of 2020 should submit this form as it is required for HOPE eligibility as well as other types of college financial aid (including merit based scholarships).
 
FAFSA Tips & Common Mistakes to Avoid
 
FAFSA Checklist