College Corner
Planning for What's Next
Whether you're just starting to explore your options or getting ready to submit applications, College Corner is your one-stop hub for everything related to life after high school. From virtual campus tours and scholarship opportunities to admissions tips and test prep, you'll find the resources you need to feel confident in your next steps.
We're Here to Help!
Tricia Rosekelly, School Counselor, Even Graduating Years
trosekelly@huron-city.k12.oh.us
Christina Scherley, School Counselor, Odd Graduating Years
cscherley@huron-city.k12.oh.us
Mary Pisano, Administrative Assistant
mpisano@huron-city.k12.oh.us
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To request a transcript, this form must be completed and signed by the graduate. You may submit it by email, fax, mail, or in person at the HHS Guidance Office. Please allow 1–2 weeks for processing.
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Huron High School encourages college-bound students to explore their post-secondary options through in-person campus visits. To support this:
- Seniors may take two excused college visit days per school year, which do not count toward their eight-day absence limit per semester.
- Juniors are allowed one excused college visit day per year, also exempt from the eight-day limit.
Scheduling & Approval
- Students and their families are responsible for coordinating college visits around their personal schedules.
- Contact the college's admissions office directly to schedule a campus tour.
- Once a visit is scheduled, students must complete a College Visit Request Form (PDF) and submit it to the main office at least one week prior to the visit.
Important Reminder: A parent or guardian must call the school office to report the student's absence as a college visit, either the day before or on the day of the visit, in order for the absence to be excused.
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NCAA vs. NAIA: What's the Difference?
NCAA Information
- NCAA Eligibility Guide (PDF)
- NCAA Eligibility Center
- D-I Standards | Playing D-I
- D-II Standards | Playing D-II
- D-III Standards | Playing D-III
NAIA Information
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- ACT Test — College entrance test students typically begin taking in the winter of junior year at a selected testing site. You can take this test as many times as you'd like, since colleges consider your best score rather than an average. This test is preferred by HHS students and includes four sections that combine into a composite score. The writing section must be taken once, but doesn't factor into the composite score. Register and prepare online before test day.
- SAT Test — College entrance test students typically begin taking in the winter of junior year at a selected testing site. Contains three main sections. Register and prepare online before test day.
- A.P. (Advanced Placement) Tests — Offered in our building after students complete the corresponding AP course. A qualifying score may allow students to skip an introductory college course in that subject.
- PSAT/NMSQT Test — Sophomores enrolled in at least two honors classes, and all juniors, are offered this test at HHS on a nationally designated date in October. It's good preparation for college entrance testing, and juniors' scores are entered into the National Merit Scholarship competition.
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Huron High School partners with generous community organizations, families, and local businesses to offer scholarship opportunities exclusively for graduating seniors. The Huron Local Scholarships site is your go-to resource for exploring, applying for, and staying on top of local scholarships.
You'll find:
- A full list of available scholarships
- Application instructions and deadlines
- Helpful tips for submitting strong applications
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College Credit Plus (CCP) offers eligible Huron High School students the opportunity to earn college and high school credit simultaneously by taking college-level courses through accredited Ohio colleges and universities. Whether taken on campus, online, or at HHS, CCP empowers students to get a head start on their college journey, tuition-free.
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