Counselors' Corner
A college representative will meet in-person, or virtually where indicated, at CCHS with any Sophomore, Junior or Senior student that is interested. A counselor is also present.
- A college rep is the person who reads the application for admission so a face-to-face meeting will serve the student well.
- The student must print a screenshot of the SCOIR registration and have their teacher sign it as their pass.
- A student needs to remember that they are representing CCHS at these meetings so come with some good questions and your best behavior.
- The visits will be listed each Friday for the following week and a complete list is available on SCOIR.
- CCHS students are required to wear a mask while meeting with a college representative.
Tuesday, March 29
Georgia Southern University at 11:00 AM
Roanoke College at 12:45 PM
Monday, April 11
East Carolina University at 9:45 AM
Tuesday, May 3
Carolina University at 11:00 AM VIRTUAL
Congratulations to these seniors on their awarded scholarships!
Emily Ayers
University of South Carolina Academic Scholar- Merit Award
Blythe Bishop
University of Alabama Competitive Admissions Scholarship
University of Alabama Tutwiler Opportunity Scholarship
Travis Clawson
University of Oklahoma Award of Excellence
University of South Carolina Academic Scholar-Distinction Award
Regan Coughlin
University of Alabama Crimson Legends Scholarship
The Catholic University of America Catholic University Scholarship
The Catholic University of America Parish Scholarship
Emily Dettinger
University of South Carolina Dean’s Scholar Scholarship
University of Tennessee Volunteer Scholarship
Tiernan Donnelly
University of Alabama-Huntsville Academic Excellence Scholarship
Auburn University Academic Presidential Scholarship
Jackson Elsass
George Mason University Mason Recognition Award
Lauren Fey
College of the Holy Cross Magis Scholarship
Southern Methodist University Discovery Scholarship
Southern Methodist University Distinguished Scholarship
Joseph Flynn
University of Missouri Mark Twain Non-Resident Tuition Award
William Hicks
American University Dean’s Scholarship
Kenyon College Distinguished Academic Scholar Scholarship
Oberlin College John Frederick Oberlin Scholarship
Oberlin College Oberlin Commitment Scholarship
Emma Iles
The Ohio State University National Buckeye Scholarship
The Ohio State University Provost Scholarship
Finlay Jeffs
University of South Carolina Academic Scholar-Distinction Award
Danielle Kacerosky
IE University Scholarship for Personal Excellence
Michael Morais
Appalachian State University Appalachian Excellence Scholarship
Auburn University Academic Heritage Scholarship
University of South Carolina Academic Scholar-Distinction Award
Elijah Petchel
University of South Carolina Academic Scholar-Distinction Award
Catherine Schilli
Gettysburg College Abraham Lincoln Scholarship
Matthew Schmidt
Miami University RedHawk Excellence Scholarship
Julia Tramontano
Florida Gulf Coast University Blue & Green Director’s Award
University of South Carolina Academic Scholar-Merit Award
Vivian Trinh
Loyola University Chicago Presidential Scholarship
Conor Walsh
University of Miami President’s Scholarship
Seniors: Please provide a copy (paper or electronic) of the scholarships earned from a university or business to your counselor. Print the scholarship before notifying the college you will not attend, otherwise the portal will be deleted. These scholarships will be noted one time in the Catholic Daily on Fridays and in the Graduation Program. The name of the scholarship and the college that awarded it will be recognized. The actual dollar amount is not made public though is noted as part of the class grand total at the end of the school year.
BROYHILL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
SEMINARY IMMERSION PROGRAM: NOTRE DAME
Led by priests, brothers, and seminarians of the Congregation of Holy Cross, the Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week academic experience designed for high school aged men (15-18 years old) interested in deepening their relationship with Christ and His Church. SSIP is also open to high school men who may have considered a more serious calling to priesthood or to life as a religious brother. Visit https://precollege.nd.edu/summer-seminary-immersion-program/ for details and application.
Accounting/ business programs: offered to high school minority students; ACAP (free event offered every year, you may have previously heard about it) and AMPD (a college program for accounting students).
ACAP- Accounting Career Awareness Program
· Trademark program held every year by the National Association of Black Accountants
· Students will learn from business professionals about professional development, accounting, finance and financial literacy
· Students will have the opportunity to talk to admission counselors from Charlotte about college and what to look for when applying for school
· Student will participate in a case competition
· This year the program will be virtual (usually a residency program on a college campus)
· Dates- June 14-16 (Tuesday thru Thursday for half days)
· For rising sophomore, junior and senior students
· Scholarships will be given out to select students
o Deadline is April 30th
AMPD- Accounting, Mentorship and Professional Development Program
· College academic program offered by Winthrop University (WU)
· Competitive program developed with an accounting firm to increase the number of minorities in the accounting field
· Students get professional development from fortune 500 companies, special housing, scholarships, accounting mentor, consideration for internships, externships and full-time positions
· To participate students must identify as an underrepresented minority, have a 3.0 GPA, specific MATH SAT or ACT scores, come to WU for school, participate in extra-curricular activities and study accounting
No specific deadline
