To add a new question go to app settings and press "Manage Questions" button.Each semester you should sit down with the school registrar and plan out your year.

Take the elective classes that interest you and help you explore career paths you may want to follow.

When creating your schedule for the year you should sit down with the Registrar and discover all the advanced classes that are available to you.

In October every year

The ACT is offered at AAA in Oct. Nov., Dec., and Feb.

As of 1/22/2021, the College Board is discontinuing the SAT subject tests in the United States immediately. The last international SAT subject test will be June 2021. Please see this link (https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat-subject-tests)for more details.

AAA has a class in the spring of the student’s junior year to help students prepare for taking the ACT in October of their senior year.

Yes, please see the Registrar.

The three key summer activities are: practice for the ACT/SAT test, apply for scholarships, and read books that are on your college book lists.

Each college is different so you will need to look at your college choices websites or contact their admissions office to determine what your grades need to be. The Registrar will be able to help with this.

Contact rhamer@aaa.edu for more information.

Materials are sent out to you by the Registrar beginning your freshman year. Your junior year you will be taking a very comprehensive personality evaluation test. You will also need to try take elective classes that will help explore your interests. Last of all we recommend that you look for internships or partner with alumni that will better help you explore your career options.

When you request a recommendation letter from a teacher or staff member, please provide them with a biography letter to help them understand all the things that you have been involved in during your high school career.

The best two people to talk to are the Business Manager and the Registrar. They can supply you with a list of things that will help you get the most out your time and effort.

Each semester the Registrar will go over your class schedule with you. That is the best time to ask any questions that you may have to make sure you are optimizing your time and energy.

On the AAA website under “College Resources” there is a list of sites that you can explore for scholarships that will help you prepare for college. Most colleges that you apply to will also help you explore additional options. As soon as you start talking to colleges about attending their school, they will make their college counselors available to you.

Stop by the Registrar and get a list of businesses that we are working with.