Steps You Should Take in 10th Grade

• Take Geometry or Algebra II.
• It is required that this year you take the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) to determine if you are ready to graduate from high school.
• September: Prepare for the PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Achievement Test), a practice exam for the SAT I (Scholastic Achievement Test I), which is required for several national scholarships, including the National Merit Scholarship. Take a practice test at www.collegeboard.com prior to taking the PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Achievement Test).
• Take part in college readiness programs and summer workshops at SUS campuses: programs like Upward Bound, Educational Talent Search, College Reach-Out Program, GEAR UP, college residential and non-residential programs, and subjects like music, science, engineering, writing, filmmaking, and others.
• Join clubs, play sports, exercise leadership and volunteer. These are good ways to develop or expand your interests.
• Earn good grades (aim for A's and B's) and complete all homework assignments.

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