College & Career
One School provides our scholars with different opportunities to be exposed to various colleges and universities. We also host informational sessions for scholars and parents and provide group counseling opportunities starting with the lessons we teach in freshman orientation. In the sophomore year, we will begin meeting individually with each scholar annually to review college plans, to understand academic and extracurricular goals, and to give guidance as to which college options would best fit the scholar’s particular calling and interests.
The College Counselors adhere to the following principles as they advise scholars and parents:
We focus on college enrollment and the processes that lead to that decision.
We advise scholars as to their best options for college based on the “best fit” .
We will not tell scholars where they cannot apply or where they should enroll.
We work diligently to stay current on college admissions trends at both the state and national levels.
We may not have all the answers, but our college admissions experience enables us to better understand the nuances of college enrollment
Manage and guide high school scholars through the process.
Dual Enrollment at One School
Scholars can apply for Dual-Enrollment in their second semester of high school. An email will be sent that fall to sign up granted that scholar is holding a 3.0 unweighted GPA, completed a full high school credit, and has taken the PERT test with a passing score. Upon a solid recommendation from their teachers and the sign of approval from their Academic Advisor, scholars may proceed to register for dual enrollment classes at Seminole State College.
* Exposure to subject and content you might not be exposed to at One School. Parental approval is required.
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Bright Futures Scholarship
The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program establishes lottery-funded scholarships to reward Florida high school graduates for high academic achievement.
Graduates of One School of the Arts & Sciences have been accepted by these colleges and universities:
