SENIORS

Class of 2025 - FINAL TRANSCRIPTS

Final transcripts have been sent. It will take time for all colleges/universities to update their systems, but you can verify that your transcript was sent through your SchooLinks account.

The Final Transcript Request Form closed on Friday, June 6th. Any requests after that date must be emailed to akepaula@rsdmo.org or torgoleylayla@rsdmo.org.

NOTE: We cannot send official transcripts to students and families. You can download your unofficial transcript from Infinite Campus before June 30th to keep for your records.

Complete the onboarding process and College Applications Manager in SchooLinks using the guides below.

SchooLinks can be found on your Class Link dashboard or by going to https://app.schoolinks.com/

GETTING STARTED WITH SCHOOLINKS

USING THE COLLEGE APPLICATIONS MANAGER IN SCHOOLINKS

SCHOOLINKS OVERVIEW WALKTHROUGH VIDEO

View your application in CommonApp before submitting it. This is a great way to double-check that everything is exactly how you want it to appear to colleges: 

Download Common App PDF

Use the Meeting Checklist below to prepare for your appointment. Write down your questions ahead of time, and bring them with you to the appointment.

MEETING CHECKLIST

Coalition for College Fly-In Program Resource - Exploring Fly-In Programs and Visit Experiences

Fly-in programs offer a unique opportunity for prospective students to experience campus life firsthand. These programs, typically sponsored by the institution, are designed to provide an immersive experience that goes beyond the traditional campus tour. They often are for students from underrepresented backgrounds, first-generation college students, or those who may not be able to afford a visit to campus on their own. Learn more from the Coalition for College HERE.

QuestBridge Fall Fly-In Programs For High School Seniors:

Each fall, many QuestBridge college partners host fly-in programs that prospective students can apply to. While the application requirements and program details can vary depending on the institution, the overall goal of such programs is to provide an opportunity for high school seniors, who may not have had the opportunity otherwise, to travel to and visit the school for free or a low cost. By submitting an application, students may be invited to visit a school's campus for multiple days, spend the night on campus, and have their travel to and from the campus covered by the school.