Dual Enrollment Students

When applying to college, students of dual-enrollment are considered incoming freshman. Dual enrollment students must also send their EKHS transcript, as well as their institutional transcript of dual-enrollment to their college of interest. After completing the application, be sure to apply for institutional scholarships. 

Prospective College Athletes

If you have already began the recruiting process, you may click the correct option for your college's athlete college-going process.
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If you have not begun the recruiting-process, then it is best to speak with your coach and school counselor as soon as possible about the options listed below:
  • Walk-on Athletes:​ During their first year, the prospective athlete will practice with the team, but will not play on field. Visit the college's athletic website and speak with the college's coach to determine if that is the best option for you.​​

Application Fee Waiver (View Instructions)

EKHS students are eligible for fee waivers due to free & reduced lunch.
1. Click the "Fee Waiver Document" below
2. Select "Open with" 
3. Select "Connect more apps"
4. Search and select 'Annotate with Kami' 
5. To add information onto the fee waiver, select the "Text Box" and "Drawing" button.

Once complete, download the fee waiver and attach it an email to [email protected] or [email protected]

Common App

The Common App enables students to apply to several schools nationwide at one time. Recommended for students applying to schools that require an essay or letter(s) of recommendation.
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Common Application Help Guide

SAT/ACT Testing 

Every student at EKHS is eligible for SAT fee waivers. Email your school counselor for a fee waiver code.
Most institutions are not requiring students to submit their test scores. However, students who do submit their test scores have additional opportunities to receive scholarships.​

Sending Transcripts

​Required for all College Applications
​​Send your transcripts to institutions via Parchment.com

Common Black College Application

​HBCU stands for Historically Black Colleges and Universities. These schools were originally founded to serve the African American community. HBCUs celebrate African American history and culture, and cultivate success. Historically, these schools have housed close relationships and a tight community. HBCUs offer all students, regardless of race, an opportunity to develop their skills and talents. 

The Common Black College Application allows you to apply to up to 65 HBCUs for only $20

Essays & Letters of Recommendation and Essays

If you plan to apply to two or more colleges that require an essay and letter(s) of recommendation(s), it may be helpful to utilize the Common Application. 
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Important note:  The senior survey is a great writing prompt for application and scholarship essays. The EKHS Guidance Counselors sent out a senior survey at the beginning of September.

​Ask someone to review your essay or have it reviewed at Getschooled.com. 
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