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Important Dates to Remember:

The ACT test dates for the 2007-2008 school year are:

April 12, 2008

June 14, 2008

They can register online at www.actstudent.org

The SAT test dates are:
 
May 3, 2008

June 7, 2008

Register online at www.collegeboard.com

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FEAST
25 Burwood Lane
San Antonio, Texas 78216
210-342-4674
Hours: Monday - Friday 10 - 5
store@homeschoolfeast.com


Welcome to the FEAST
College Resource Center!

Below is information that has been gathered about colleges and universities and their requirements for home schooled students. Required test scores, financial aid and who to contact are just some of the pieces of information being gathered at FEAST. If you have any questions or information you feel could be helpful in our efforts to complete our College Resource Center, please contact the FEAST office at (210) 342-4674 ext. 48 or email us at store@homeschoolfeast.com.



Dual Credit Information

    The Dual Credit Program allows a student to enroll in a community college to earn college level credit while at the same time fulfilling high school academic requirements. Tuition and fees are waived for up to two courses per semester. Please keep in mind that the different colleges in the Alamo Community College District (ACCD) have different requirements and restrictions for students to enroll. All students must complete an admissions application, turn in a notarized high school transcript, and have minimum test scores on the SAT, ACT, THEA, or ACCUPLACER. The ACCUPLACER can be taken at any ACCD campus. Please call the college you are interested in directly for specific requirements and testing times.

  • San Antonio College:
    Contact Fabian Cortez at (210) 733-2136

  • Northwest Vista College:
    Contact Javier Lazo at (210) 348-2146

  • Palo Alto College:
    Contact Yolanda Reyes at (210) 921-5354

  • St. Phillip's College:
    Contact Sharon Crockett-Bell at (210) 531-3263


SAT and ACT Preparation Booklets Available at FEAST
    Practice test booklets are now available for the 2007-2008 SAT and ACT. Because these booklets are free, we ask that you come by FEAST to pick them up. Dates for the ACT are: April 12, 2008; and June 14, 2008. For more information about the ACT, or to register online, go to their website www.actstudent.org. SAT test dates are: May 3, 2008; and June 7, 2008. For information about registration and test fees, visit the SAT website at www.collegeboard.com.


Newly Revised Test Best!
Test Best on the Stanford Achievement Test (SAT/10)

Test Best has been Revised and now comes in Stanford Math & Stanford Reading. It is used for both the Stanford and Iowa practice testing. When you need effective test preparation with authentic practice, Test Best on the SAT/10 is the best solution, offering one full book on reading skills and one on math skills. The proven Test Best model - grade-level appropriate instruction, authentic practice, test-taking strategies, comprehensive yet easy-to-use material - gives you everything you need to help your children succeed. This best-selling program is completely updated to align with SAT/10 enhancements. Exercises for students are in Student Edition only, there are no answers. Answers and directions are only in the Teacher's Edition. Grade levels are from third to eighth grade.

Student book $8.10
Teacher Edition $12.45.



Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP)
    LACK OF MONEY is the main reason prospects give for not going to Texas A&M...Well this excuse is no longer valid. If a prospect really wants to be an Aggie in The Corps the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP) could be the answer. The SMP is an excellent internship between the Texas National Guard and the Army ROTC, which can provide all the financial assistance required for a student to attend Texas A&M. If a prospect begins in high school, this program can pay up to $131,785 to attend Texas A&M and become a dedicated Texas Army National Guard Officer. If the prospect doesn't want to be tied to the Guard and wants to go on Active Duty, the SMP program will pay $101,785. Remember, total cost to attend Texas A&M over four years is less than $80,000. If you have a high school prospect looking for college funds direct them to look into this program. For details contact Spencer Bulger (866) 759-0737.


Please keep checking back for more information on college and career.

Below are a few of the College and Career resources we carry at the FEAST Online Bookstore:
 


Diploma by HSLDA
$20.00

Senior High:
A Home-Designed Form+U+La
$28.95

 

SAT Premier Program
2007 Edition with CDROM
$35.00

Colleges That Change Lives
$15.00

Book of Majors
$24.95

Finding the Open Road
$17.95

The Guidance Manual for the Christian Home School: A Parent's Guide for Preparing Home School Students for College or Career.

$22.99

Guide to College Majors
$22.00