All Aucilla Christian students are required to take either the ACT or SAT prior to graduating. We encourage everyone to take it at least once during their junior year, preferably in the fall, so they know where they stand and what they need to work on for scholarship and recruiting purposes.

ATTENTION ATHLETES: If you are an Aucilla Christian athlete interested in playing collegiate sports, you NEED to take the ACT or SAT at the end of your sophomore year or beginning of your junior year for recruiting purposes! When you take your ACT or SAT, you need to enter "9999" as one of the institutions where you want your scores sent. This will allow the test company to send them directly to the NCAA Eligibility Center.

Register and get additional information regarding your test dates, fees, scores and more
at the ACT Student Site and SAT Student Site, or see Kevin Harvin for registration packets and additional help.
** School ID Code: 101-173 **
 

2009-2010 ACT Test Dates

October 24

2009-2010 SAT Test Dates

The College Placement Test (CPT) is offered each year at Aucilla Christian to juniors and seniors interested in taking dual-enrollment courses through North Florida Community College (Madison). The school generally has a testing day early in the semester, but NFCC also offers regular testing dates for those entering college or doing course work on their own.

Visit NFCC CPT Information for more information regarding testing dates, costs, etc.

Please click on the links provided below for more information regarding tests offered at Aucilla Christian throughout the high-school level grades and what they involve...

All Aucilla Christian athletes interested in potentially playing a Division I or II sport must register with the NCAA. Visit NCAA Eligibility Center to register and find out more information about the requirements for being a collegiate athlete.

ATTENTION ATHLETES:  When you take your ACT or SAT, you need to enter "9999" as one of the institutions where you want your scores sent. This will allow the test company to send them directly to the NCAA Eligibility Center.

For further questions, please see your coach or speak with Coach Scott Scharinger or Coach Mary Beth Bishop.

How To View Your NFCC Grades From The Web
1. Go to the NFCC Web site and click on NFCC INFORMATION NETWORK.
2. Enter your USER ID (a capital "G" plus 8 digits) and your PIN (a 6-digit number).
    * Note: For your first log-in, your password will be your birth date (MMDDYY).
3. Click on LOGIN, then STUDENT SERVICES AND FINANCIAL AID, followed by STUDENT RECORDS, then FINAL GRADES and DISPLAY
    GRADES.

NFCC Dual Enrollment Textbook List
1. Go to the NFCC Web site and click on BOOKSTORE.
2. Find the correct semester (ex: SPRING 2010) and click on the BOOKLIST.
3. Scroll down through the classes to find the textbook you need and its ISBN number.

This is a resource tool to help students determine what prerequisite courses may be required for their college major, plus a sample schedule and course requirements for graduation. So, if you want to take a peek at what classes you may need to take when you get to college - or, even better, which ones you can take in high school so you don't have to take them in college - click HERE!

CAUTION! While any and all financial help is wonderful, be careful when searching for it, especially online. For additional information about how to avoid being scammed and for more links to scholarship sites, visit FTC: Scholarship Scams and scroll down the page.

Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Federal Student Aid, an office of the U.S. Department of Education, ensures that all eligible individuals can benefit from federally funded or federally guaranteed financial assistance for education beyond high school. This is a FREE application for everyone to fill out - click on the link above to get more information.

Florida Financial Aid
- Click on the link above for information regarding your Bright Futures Scholarship, as well as other scholarships, grants and loans from the Florida Department of Education.

Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid
- Click on the link above for information on scholarships, loans, grants, military aid and more.

Facts.org
- Information for everyone in middle school and up here in Florida! Includes details on finding the right college, applying, financial aid and more - just click the link above.

The John V. Lombardi Scholarship
- The John V. Lombardi Scholarship, a University of Florida honor, is for students who will work with an advisor on how to best take advantage of the opportunities that UF provides for research, travel and experiential learning. Lombardi Scholars receive $2,700 each fall and spring semester for 8-10 semesters, depending on the student's major; four summer enrichment programs, which include two international study trips, leadership training, and a community service retreat, are also funded by the scholarship. Florida's Bright Futures Program will cover tuition. For more information, click the link above.

Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation Scholarships
- The Coca−Cola Scholars Foundation supports over 1,400 college students each year, with annual scholarships of $3.4 million through two nationally recognized programs on behalf of the Coca−Cola System. Click the link above to see if you qualify!

Toyota Community Scholars Scholarships
- Some of these scholarships range from $10,000 to $20,000.

Best Buy Scholarships
- Best Buy offers scholarships not just for graduating seniors but for high-school students in general. These typically average around $1,500 each and go towards future college expenses. Click on the link above for more information regarding the upcoming deadline, qualifications and more.

Additional Guidance
- The Web site above is college.gov and it's designed to help you in all aspects of your search for a higher education!

Local Scholarships
Please see Kevin Harvin for information regarding whether you are eligible for the following scholarships and how to apply.
Some may be available to all counties but we've listed them under each so you can look specifically at your location.

QUALIFICATIONS: You must be a senior with a minimum 3.0 GPA and must participate in at least one of 33 sports officially sanctioned by the National Federation of State High Schools.

COMPLETED APPLICATIONS: These are due by midnight October 1 and must be reviewed and approved online by a high-school guidance counselor (Kevin Harvin) prior to submission.

Apply online at Wendy's High School Heisman.

Turning 18?
All men must register with Selective Service when they turn 18. Those who fail to register can be denied many important opportunities like student loans, government jobs and a drivers license in most states. To register, go to Selective Service.

Aucilla Christian Academy
7803 Aucilla Highway   ·   Monticello, FL  32344
850.997.3597 (main office)
850.997.3598 (fax)

"Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it."   ·   Proverbs 22:6