Many schools do not require personal recommendations. Activities, both in and out of school. Participation in activities such as clubs, student government, athletics, drama, and out of school functions is of importance in determining how well you will be able to compete for admission to the college you have selected. The critical point is not how many activities, but the quality of participation, including offices held and how fully you carry out your responsibility. There are many different testing programs utilized by colleges for the purpose of admissions and placement.
Further information is available in the counseling office.
The ACT results are accepted by all colleges in Colorado. ACT tests are designed to measure the student s ability to perform the kind of intellectual tasks typically performed by college students. In addition to the tests named, there is an Interest Inventory in the student profile section. The Interest Inventory results in the ability of the student to relate his or her interest patterns to 24 college majors and the world of work in general. Fairview is a local test site.