Meet with a career specialist (in the career center) or a high school counselor to develop a detailed list of all college planning activities you can participate in during the school year. This list may include: Career days College seminars Days that your study skills class visits the career center Site visits to college campuses Pre-college test dates Deadlines for taking the SAT or ACT As you move into your senior year, your list may also include: Deadlines for admission applications to colleges Deadlines for financial aid applications Dates and deadlines for taking the ASSET or COMPASS test Meeting with the disability services coordinator
	Transfer the items on your list to a Planning Calendar. This can be a calendar you already use or you can download a copy of the Activity 24 worksheet on the Post-ITT Website.*
	Ask an adult (parent or teacher) to meet with you at least once a month. During this meeting, review your planning calendar and the progress you have made participating in these events. Be sure to write this meeting day and time on your planning calendar each month. Add new events and deadlines as you become aware of them. Refer to your calendar each Monday to keep track of important dates and events (use it for other events like dates, vacations, and meetings, too!).
	Refer to your calendar each Monday to keep track of important dates and events (use it for other events like dates, vacations, and meetings, too!).

* Activity 24 worksheet.