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As graduation season approaches, Cobb County School District is dedicated to preparing students for their next big step. To help guide them through the transition, Cobb Schools is hosting a College Fair on Tuesday, March 25, at Hillgrove High School.
This event is designed to equip students with the tools they need to continue to the successful start they earned in Cobb. By connecting with representatives from over 50 universities, students and families can explore academic programs, learn about admissions requirements, and get answers to key questions about their postsecondary options.
Event Details:
Hillgrove High School (4165 Luther Ward Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127)
Tuesday, March 25
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Overview of the U.S. College Application Process
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM | College Fair
Additional Informational Sessions:
Financial Aid Overview – Learn how to navigate the financial aspects of college or trade school.
Understanding the Role of the College Essay – Get advice on crafting a compelling personal statement.
HBCU Experience Panel – Gain insights from alumni about Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Taking Advantage of the Hope & Zell Grant – Discover how Georgia’s programs support the Technical College System of Georgia students.
From Graduation to the Next Chapter
Cobb Schools has a strong tradition of preparing students for success beyond high school, and this college fair is just one of the many ways the district ensures students are ready for their next journey. As seniors prepare to walk across the stage this May, underclassmen can use this event to start planning for their own futures.
Register Today!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to take charge of your future! Scan the QR code or visit ScholarTrek/Cobb to sign up. The journey to college and career success starts here—see you at the College Fair on March 25!
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