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College Application Planning
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Getting Ready to Get Out: Resources for Your Senior Year
College Application Steps (English & Spanish)
College Application Fee Waivers
The following students are eligible for application fee waivers:
- AVID graduating seniors
- Graduating seniors who have free/reduced lunch
This is the same process for receiving ACT or SAT fee waivers.
Common App Users
To receive a Common App application fee waiver, you will complete the Common App Fee Waiver in the Common App tab of your Common App account to receive a fee waiver. After linking your Common App account to Xello and requesting your counselor forms, your school counselor will complete this section for you to waive your Common App application fees.
Applying to Colleges on Websites
To receive an application fee waiver, you will need to complete the top portion ONLY of the College Application Fee Waiver. Submit this form to your college & career counselor. Your counselor will email you the form so that you can upload it to your college application.
