Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools

Joyce Romero, Guidance Counselor
717 S. 3rd Street
Santa Rosa, NM  88345
Office: 575-472-3422 Ext. 1110
Cell Phone: 575-512-5689
Fax: 575-472-3169
Email:  joyceromero@srlions.com


Julie Abeyta, Counselor Assistant
Office: 575-472-3422 Ext. 1109
Email: jabeyta@srlions.com

SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE OFFICE

OFFICE HOURS 8:00-11:30 & 12:30 – 4:00

PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT

BUSINESS HOURS FROM 8:00-11:30

STUDENT HOURS FROM 12:30-4:00

The primary mission is to assist each student in their educational process to reach his or her fullest potential through program planning that support the education of our entire student body and to make a maximum effort on behalf of all students providing courses of study and activities which are both diverse and equitable to student learning.

• Academic Difficulties

• Career Decision Making Assessment (Interest Inventory)

• College Planning

• Coordination/Administration of State and Federal Assessments

• GED Resources

• Next Step Plans

• Referrals and Consultations

• Responsive/Intervention Services

• Scholarship Searches

• Social and Personal Development

• Vocational/Trade School Assistance

SENORITIS

• ACT Test Dates – Test Guide

• Test Prep Sites:

• POWERSCORE

• TOPTESTPREP

• ACT

• PRINCETON REVIEW

• MARCH TO SUCCESS

• SAT Registration Dates

• ASVAB – Test Prep Site

• AccuPlacer Test Prep

• Compass Exam Test Prep

• Graduation Requirements

• NM Assessment Program

• PARCC Update

• Preparation Recommendations For Military Academies AndROTC Scholarships

• University of New Mexico

• New Mexico State University

• New Mexico Highlands University

• Western New Mexico University

• Eastern New Mexico University

• Luna Community College

• Clovis Community College

• Central New Mexico Community College

• Northern New Mexico College

• New Mexico Junior College

• Mesalands Community College

• San Juan College

• Santa Fe Community College

• New Mexico Military Institute

• New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

• Southwestern College & New Earth Institute

• Southwest University of Visual Arts

• PIMA Medical Institute - Albuquerque

• Carrington College of Albuquerque

• University of Phoenix - Albuquerque

• ITT Technical Institute - Albuquerque

• Brown Mackie College

• Santa Fe University of Art & Design

• John’s College in Santa Fe

• University of the Southwest

• Dona Ana Community College

Money Matters

Financial Literacy Handbook

 

Career/Colleges/Financial Aid Resources

http://www.collegeview.com

http://studentaid.ed.gov/resources

FAFSA

http://fafsa.ed.gov

http://finaid.org

On Jan. 15, look for SAR report for FAFSA
1-800-4-FED-AID or 1-800-433-3243

College Searches

http://peterson.com/ugrad

http://princetonreview.com

Occupational and Employability Resource Information

www.bls.gov/oco/

In Spanish

www.bls.gov/es/oo

 

SIX MYTHS OF APPLYING FOR FAFSA

(FINANCIAL AIDE)

1. I WIIL NOT QUALIFY BEACUSE MY PARENTS MAKE TOO MUCH MONEY. Actually, there isn't an income cut off to qualify for financial aid.

   
   

2. I DON'T GET GOOD GRADES, SO I WON'T BE ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCAIL AID. Most federal student aid programs don't take your grades into consideration when you apply.

   
   

3. THE APPLICATION IS TOO HARD TO FILL OUT! Since the application is online, the FAFSA is easy to complete. Answer the questions that are relevant to you. If you have filed your taxes, you can transfer your tax return data into your FAFSA automatically. There will be guided assistance in the margins to help you answer each question. The FAFSA has a HELP page.

   
   

4. I HAVE TO WAIT FOR MY PARENTS FILE TAXES. Since some colleges have FAFSA deadlines, it is important to complete the FAFSA early. You can log in and update the information.

   
   

5. I SUPPORT MYSELF, SO I DON'T HAVE PARENT INFO. Even if you support and file taxes on your own, you may still be a dependent for federal student aid purposes. Answer the questions on the FAFSA form.

   
   

6. IF I COMPLETE THE FAFSA FORM ONCE, I DO NOT HAVE TO COMPLETE IT AGAIN. You should complete the form every year that you plan to attend college.

By Ms. Joyce Romero SRHS Guidance Counselor

US Department of Education
Thank You!!