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Dublin City Schools' College Center
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The Dublin City Schools College Center is designed to support and inform parents and students in the navigation of postsecondary options. In a collaborative effort, the three Dublin High School Counseling Departments created the following resources to support our school community. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive and educational site to aid in your child’s journey to success after high school.
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College Application Tips
As your child is navigating the college application process these tips will be a great educational resource.
Parents: Finding the Right College
Questions to Ask a College Representative
Assessing Your List of Colleges
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College Entrance Exams
SAT
College Board - SAT Suite of Assessments
College Board - Request for Accommodations
ACT
Test Optional Colleges
This list includes institutions that are "test optional," "test flexible" or otherwise de-emphasize the use of standardized tests by making admissions decisions -- without using ACT or SAT scores -- for all or many applicants who recently graduated from U.S. high schools.
FairTest - The National Center for Fair & Open Testing
Standardized Test Preparation
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College Fairs
College Fairs are a great opportunity to meet college admission representatives from across the nation in one easy location. It is a wonderful way to learn about what the university has to offer students. You can take this opportunity to ask questions and gather helpful information.
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Common Application
The Common Application is one application that over 600 colleges and universities use to collect information on their applicants all in one place. It allows students the ability to use one application to apply to a multiple number of schools.
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Dublin City Schools Parent University
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Grade Level Timelines
This area is designed to provide a structured framework for families regarding postsecondary planning based on their child’s current grade level.
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Military/Academy
Additional information in regards to the academy application process in addition to enlistment.
Military and Service Academy Information
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School Profiles
The High School Profile provides colleges and universities with an overview of the following characteristics: demographics, grading scale, graduation requirements, course offerings, and testing scores.
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Schoolinks
Schoolinks helps students discover their interests and strengths, explore colleges and careers, and track steps in the college application process.
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Local Scholarships
DUBLIN CITY SCHOOLS LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS
DUBLIN CITY SCHOOLS
LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS 2022-23
Applications for all Local Scholarships are available online and are to be done electronically. All submissions must be complete by March 1st at 3:00pm. Any questions, please contact:
at Coffman, Mrs. Krause (krause_nancy@dublinschools.net)
at Jerome, Mrs. Adolph (adolph_karen@dublinschools.net)
at Scioto, Mrs. Lambeck (lambeck_karen@dublinschools.net)
Each application submitted should include the following information (unless specifically excluded in the sponsor’s description):
- Financial Need Information Form
- Resume (one page only)
- Personal Statement
- Transcript (downloadable through Schoolinks)
- Any additional information requested in the sponsor’s description
Please note, some of these scholarships are open only to students from a specific school. Scholarships open to seniors from any of the Dublin high schools are listed first. The school specific scholarships are listed next in the following order: Dublin Coffman, Dublin Jerome, Dublin Scioto.
The Local Scholarships will be recognized at ceremonies in late April and May. If you are a scholarship recipient, you will be notified as to when and where you will be recognized.
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Scholarships and Financial Aid
Various resources to find and apply for scholarship opportunities.
Additional Scholarship Websites
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OSU: Understanding Financial Aid 101
The following virtual presenentation was made on 9/23/2021 as a collaborative effort of all three Dublin High School Guidance Departments along with The Ohio State University.
Getting Started with College Selection
The following virtual presentation was made on 12/3/2020 as a collaborative effort of all three Dublin High School Guidance Departments along with undergraduate admission directors Thomas Giles from The Ohio State University and Jessica Leary Yeager from Denison University.
