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College Visits to RHS

Robinson JUNIOR and SENIOR College Visits: 

Princeton, USF-St. Pete, Embry-Riddle, Johnson & Wales, Ohio State, Furman University, The College of William & Mary

 1. Sign up for the colleges you are interested in learning more about and possibly attending.

 2. Go see Ms. Salis, in the guidance portable, to receive your pass the day before the visit.

 3. Give the pass to your teacher and be on time to the Media Center for the college visit.

 Remember, this is an opportunity for you to speak with an admissions individual from a college you are interested in attending.  Think about how you dress and behave.

Sign up here.

Cube Financial Aid Presentations & Handouts

What is the CUBE?

What is the CUBE?

Robinson High School College and Career Center , “The Cube”, is

supported and funded by the RHS Foundation to support the school’s goals

involving post-secondary academic and career planning for students. “The

Cube” is intended to be used as a resource center for students so they may

acquire the information needed to develop a concrete plan for college, technical

training programs, the military, or employment upon graduation.

Parent volunteers staff The Cube and support the college and career counselor

in providing resources and information to students. Information is conveyed to

students through individual meetings, small group discussions, and “Naviance

Student” (a web-based college & career planning program). Students seem most

responsive to individual meetings where, through guided conversation, they are

encouraged to ‘converse’ about their post-graduation plans.

Information and assistance provided includes:

  •  SAT/ACT and ASVAB details and dates
  •  Information on test preparation
  •  Financial Aid resources including FAFSA and FFAA facts
  •  Scholarship opportunities including the Florida Bright Futures program
  •  NCAA registration
  •  2 and 4 yr. colleges, technical colleges/programs, military, and apprenticeship opportunities available
  •  Dates and deadlines for applications, recommendations, college visits, and special events like college fairs, FAFSA Night, etc.
  • Help with completing college and scholarship applications
  •  Meetings with college, technical college/program, and military reps
  •  General guidance as to the importance of doing well in high school to achieve one’s goals

** The goal is that all students be provided the information they need to make decisions that

encourage their future academic and vocational achievement. 2020-2021, CUBE Volunteers

will be meeting virtually with students .

United Negro College Fund Scholarship Info

UNCF has helped more than 500,000 students earn their college degrees since its founding.

UNCF is the nation’s largest private scholarship provider to minority group members. Each year, we award more than $100 million in scholarships to students attending more than 1,100 schools across the country, including our prestigious network of 37 HBCUs.

We also manage a variety of scholarship programs, such as the Fund II Foundation UNCF STEM Scholars ProgramUNCF/Koch Scholars ProgramK-12 Education Fellowship and the Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Scholarship Program.

Florida College Network Access Webinar-Scholarships: Ask the Experts