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Student Testing Information
ACT Testing Information
View the ACT web site to see testing dates and register for the ACT test.
SAT Testing Information
View the SAT web site to see testing dates and register for the SAT test.
THEA Testing Information
View the THEA (Texas Higher Education Assessment) web site to see testing dates and register for the THEA test.
AP Exam
For information regarding AP Exams, please visit the CollegeBoard AP Exam web page.
ATTENTION MHS PARENTS:
We are concerned with the personal, social, and educational development of your child. If you have questions about obtaining counseling for your child at the high school, or need to change your child's schedule, please contact Dr. Holly Johnson (254.840.2853).


ATTENTION FRESHMAN PARENTS:
If you have not yet scheduled your parent meeting with Dr. Johnson to review TAKS scores, grades, adjustment to high school, and develop a preliminary schedule for next year, PLEASE DO SO this fall. This is a very important meeting that involves much more than registering for next school year.

ATTENTION PARENTS OF SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS:
The PSAT and PLAN tests will be administered to the sophomore and junior classes this fall. As soon as scores arrive, we will be requesting that you schedule a meeting with your child and Dr. Johnson to review scores, plan for SAT and/or ACT, review TAKS testing and grades, and develop your child's schedule for next year. Also, we will start important planning for college and financial aid.

ATTENTION PARENTS OF SENIORS:
Please contact the high school as soon as possible to schedule a meeting with Dr. Johnson. A review of your child's previous and current coursework is needed to ensure that graduation will occur as expected. Also, we will be making plans for graduation, college, financial aid, etc. Your attendance in the meeting is critical. Also, remember to get your taxes done soon this year! The federal application for student aid needs to be completed as soon as possible after January 1, 2008. If you've not made decisions about colleges, Dr. Johnson can help you in that process. Don't forget that universities will require the ACT or SAT for admission.
Report Card Dates
October 11, 2007
November 15, 2007
January 10, 2008
February 21, 2008
April 17, 2008
May 30, 2008
Scholarship Information
View the 2007-08 scholarships available for McGregor High School students.

Please contact Bob Balshaw if you have questions.

HELPFUL WEB SITES FOR COLLEGE INFORMATION
College Planning Checklist
Freshman & Sophomore Years... • Become familiar with college entrance requirements.
• Plan high school courses to meet recommended suggestions.
• Think about reasons for going to college.
Junior Year... • Identify important factors in choosing a college.
• Register for and take college entrance exams.
• List, compare, and visit colleges.
Senior Year... • Apply to "choice" colleges.
• Apply for financial aid.
• Make final decisions.
Average Yearly College Costs
Listed below are some average college costs to consider...
PUBLIC FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES (In-state)
Tuition and Fees = $5,132
Books and Supplies = $650-$750
Room and Board = $5,000-$6,000
Total = $10,782-$11,882
PRIVATE FOUR YEAR COLLEGES
Tuition and Fees = $20,082
Books and Supplies = $650-$750
Room and Board = $6,000-$7,000
Total = $26,732-$27,832
COMMMUNITY COLLEGES
Tuition and Fees = $2,076
Books and Supplies = $650
*Total = $2,726
*Room and Board costs are not included.
*Woodburn Press - How to Get Money for College