Education> High Schools> Adding a High School in GradMap
To add a high school in GradMap for accurate academic record-keeping and college application preparation.
Key Steps:
Accessing GradMap:
Log in to GradMap and navigate to the "Education" tab.
Click on "High Schools" and then select "Add Additional High School."
Selecting High School:
Choose the location of your high school.
Start typing the name of your school and select it from the list that appears.
Enter the Start Date of your high school (e.g., 08/2021) and the End Date of your high school.
Adding Academic Information:
Add in the Terms for each grade (e.g., 9th grade, 2021-2022).
Indicate if you took summer courses after any grade.
Specify the type of grading system your school uses (consult with your counselor if unsure).
Graduation Details:
Identify your graduating high school.
Specify any changes in progressions. If any, explain.
Enter your most recent year (e.g., 12th grade if you're currently applying) and GPA information.
Mention if your GPA is weighted and provide details about the student population.
Additional High Schools:
If applicable, add any additional high schools attended.
Provide reasons for taking courses at other schools.
Save the information entered.
Finalizing and Reviewing:
Ensure the correct high school is set as your current school.
Review all information entered for accuracy.
Save changes and confirm that the current school is updated.
Cautionary Notes:
Double-check all information entered for accuracy.
Consult with your high school counselor for any uncertainties regarding grading systems or academic details.
Tips for Efficiency:
Keep track of start and end dates and academic terms for each grade.
Update any changes in progression or academic information promptly.
For California Students: Utilize the search function to quickly find and select your high school.
Maintain clear records of any additional high schools attended and reasons for doing so.
By following these steps in GradMap, you can accurately add your high school information and ensure that your academic records are up to date for college applications and academic planning.