- Iroquois High School
- College Planning
Important Senior Information
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Virtual College Admissions Panel
Please see the link to view the recorded College Admissions Panel that took place on 9/30/2020.

The Common Application
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Over 900 colleges now use the Common Application to save time and be more efficient. This allows students to send one application to all colleges that accept the Common Application. You can check on the college’s website under Admissions to see if they are a part of the Common Application pool. There is usually an application processing fee attached to each application so please be aware of this if you apply to multiple schools. (For more information regarding the Common Application, please visit the official website at www.commonapp.org) and see links below.
A Quick Guide to the Application
Common App Ready
Tips and Best Practices
Gathering Materials
Application Fees Info Sheet
How to Apply
Common Application Walkthrough
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Beginning 9/20/2021, Senior students will be meeting with their counselors both in person during a study hall, to discuss college, employment, and steps to a successful life after high school.
Students will receive a TEAMS message and an email with a date and time of appointment approximately 4-5 days prior appointment. Email reminders will be sent 1 day prior as a reminder. Appointments will be scheduled during study hall/lunch periods as allowed.
It is important that students make every effort to be available for their Senior appointment. Any questions should be directed to the Student Services Support office at 652-3000 x 7876.
SUNY Information 2021-22
- SUNY Virtual Campus Events
- SUNY Excelsior Scholarship
- SUNY Educational Opportunity Program Informational Summary 2021
- SUNY Honors Programs Information Summary 2021
- SUNY Admissions Information Summary 2021
- SUNY Community College Admissions Information 2021
- SUNY Viewbook 2022
- SUNY Online Application Information
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SUNY CAMPUS VISITS
Students interested in learning more about what SUNY Colleges offer can click on the link shared below to learn more about in-person and virtual campus visits:
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SUNY Brockport
SUNY Brockport will be offering both in-person and virtual visits this summer for interested students. To find out more information, or register, please visit SUNY Brockport Campus Tours
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Air National Guard Spring Career Fair
The Air National Guard is hosting a Spring Career Fair on Friday, May 21st from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.
At this event you will be able to try out virtual reality space googles, fly an MQ-9 simulator, watch a live enlistment, and more. Please RSVP by April 1st to SSGT Alissa Connolly at alissa.connolly.2@US.AF.MIL
VIRTUAL COLLEGE ADMISSION VISITS
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SUNY Campuses are hosting both virtual and open house events during the summer of 2021. To explore any of the 64 SUNY campuses and arrange a visit, please click on the link below.
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Beginning in June, SUNY will be hosting Financial Aid Events for the Class of 2021. Students can select a Financial Aid Workshop designed for enrolled students, or a FAFSA Completion Workshop. To register, click this link: Financial Aid Workshop for Class of 2021
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Although the Buffalo College Fair was cancelled for this year, New York students can still connect with colleges Below is a link for Buffalo area students:
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Hilbert College, located in Hamburg, NY, is hosting both in-person and virtual campus tours. Click on this link to schedule either type of campus tour you would be interested in: Hilbert Campus Tour
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Links to private colleges and universities in the WNY area can be found by clicking on the campus name below:
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Northland Workforce Training Center (NWTC) is an extension of both SUNY Alfred State College and SUNY Erie (ECC). Through Alfred State College, NWTC offers 3 programs that yield an Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) degree: Machine Tool Technology, Welding Technology, and Electrical Construction & Maintenance Electrician. A two semester Mechatronics certificate program is offered through SUNY Erie.
The format of these programs focuses on the fundamental knowledge and skills the student needs to obtain employment in their chosen trade. For this reason, the individual courses required are specific to the degree the student will obtain; there are no "general education" classes. Necessary mathematical and language skills embedded into the curriculum. The purpose of these programs is to teach you a trade and launch your career.
Please click here for more information: Northland Workforce Training Center
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St. John Fisher College will be offering both virtual and in-person tours of the campus. Please register by going to:St. John Fisher College Visit and selecting either in-person or virtual tour.
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The WNY Consortium of Higher Education consists of twenty-one world class colleges and universities and is committed to strengthening collaboration among its network of colleges and institutions, as well as forgering partnerships with regional private and public sectors.
The link provided below will connect you with WNY area higher educational institutions, arranged alphabetically, and will provide information about courses of study, financial aid, student housing and activites, and more.
Click here: WNY College Connection
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It is an exciting time of the year as High School students in the area begin to explore the options for continuing studies!
While pandemic conditions have made it challenging to collect information on colleges and universities, Business First and the High School Counselors Association of WNY, along with eleven area colleges from Niagara University to St. John Fisher College, have created a video that takes you on a quick virtual tour of campuses and includes interviews with admission counselors that offers helpful information regarding the application process, financial aid, and more.
Click this link to begin watching the WNY College Fair 2021 video: WNY College Fair 2021