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Register for the ACT, send scores to colleges, and access prep resources.
An alternative to the Common App with a focus on supporting lower-income and first-generation college students. Offers a locker to store documents and tools for collaboration.
Register for the SAT, send scores, and access AP score reports. Also offers BigFuture college search and scholarship tools.
A centralized application platform used by over 1,000 colleges and universities. Students can apply to multiple schools, track deadlines, and submit recommendation letters and essays.
- SCOIR- Log into this website through ORHS Classlink
Used by many New Hampshire high schools. Helps students discover colleges, plan applications, request transcripts and recommendation letters, and connect with school counselors.
The official site to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Required for nearly all forms of need-based financial aid, including federal grants, loans, and work-study.
New Hampshire-specific support for college planning, FAFSA completion, student loans, and scholarships. Offers free advising and events for families.
Search over 3.7 million college scholarships and grants. You can create a profile and get matched to awards.
Scholarship search engine with a wide range of opportunities, including niche scholarships and contests.
Graduates may request their Early College credits transcripts and transfer them to their school of choice. Students must request the following transcripts directly from the colleges. Colleges may charge a fee for this service.
Register for the SAT, send scores, and access AP score reports. Also offers BigFuture college search and scholarship tools.
Register for the ACT, send scores to colleges, and access prep resources.
Offers Early College programs and dual enrollment for New Hampshire high school students seeking college credit before graduation.
Explore dual enrollment, Running Start, and Early College opportunities statewide through NH community colleges.
Fair Test works to end the misuses and flaws of standardized testing and to ensure that evaluation of students, teachers and schools is fair, open, valid and educationally beneficial.
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Graduates may request their Early College credits transcripts and transfer them to their school of choice. Students must request the following transcripts directly from the colleges. Colleges may charge a fee for this service.
A list of scholarships, financial aid, and tuition calculators are available here.
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New Hampshire Scholars is a community-based program that encourages students to take a rigorous Core Course of Study in high school.
Transcript information is available here.
Graduates may also request their Early College credits transcripts and transfer them to their school of choice.Students must request these transcripts directly from the colleges. Colleges may charge a fee for this service
Secondary Testing Information
Standardized Testing for Post Secondary
Register for the SAT, send scores, and access AP score reports. Also offers BigFuture college search and scholarship tools.
Register for the ACT, send scores to colleges, and access prep resources.
Fair Test works to end the misuses and flaws of standardized testing and to ensure that evaluation of students, teachers and schools is fair, open, valid and educationally beneficial.
Students interested in playing college sports (Division I or II) must register here to ensure they meet academic and amateurism eligibility.
Post Secondary Information
Research colleges, scholarships, careers, and plan for college. Offers a “College Search” feature, cost calculators, and timeline checklists.
Offers college rankings, student reviews, and detailed profiles on thousands of schools. Great for finding schools that fit your vibe and budget.
A federal database with deep data on every accredited U.S. college, including graduation rates, average costs, and programs offered.
The Challenging Academically Talented Students (CATS) program is designed to prepare high school students for the next step in their academic journey at UNH by offering the ability to earn college credit, explore career pathways, and showcase academic abilities to college recruiters.