Student Services
Launch the media gallery 1 playerThe Guidance department is here to help with class scheduling, college and career interests, testing and many more things. Stop in and lets see how we can help you or your student succeeded in both high school and after high school choices.
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Mrs. Jessica Holman |
Mr. Chris Jackson |
Ms. Joan Lockridge |
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Mrs. Karen Ruder |
Mrs. Jill Rockrohr |
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Current 2020/2021 Scholarships |
2021/2022 Registration Guide |
Important Links
2020 Virtual Nursing Information Session
Parent College 101- This is a recorded information session for parents about all things college related (IVCC) such as financial aid, the college application process, housing, and more.
Two-Year Colleges- This powerpoint explains the benefits of attending a 2 year college, how to figure out which one you can attend, and what degrees are offered.
JJC Parent Page- This is a new resurce that is made specifically for parents to help guide, support, and inform their teens twowards a great future at Joliet Junior College!
JJC Virtual Experiences- explore JJC, admissions sessions, tours, and many more informational sessions.
Virtual Nursing Information Sessions
Two-Year Colleges- This powerpoint explains the benefits of attending a 2 year college, how to figure out which one you can attend, and what degrees are offered.
College/University Information- This document has information about colleges/universities summary about their school provided by their school, sports division, ranked majors, admission requirements, top-ranked programs, popular programs, affordability commitment, admissions counselor’s contact information, and links to virtual tours.
How to Choose A College- This PowerPoint gives tips on how to choose the college for you.
All About Applying to College- This PowerPoint explains the application process and gives tips along the way.
Example of Resume- Use this template to create your own high school resume.
State University Updates- This folder contains updates from all Illinois State Universities. It will tell you what’s new for this year, highlight some things about their college, and provide admission requirements or data from last year's admitted freshmen. This document provides quick notes on how to visit our State Universities, if they require SAT/ACT testing for acceptance or scholarships, and what GPA will get you automatically accepted.
12 Reasons to Stay in Illinois - This document is an admissions guide for the state universities in Illinois.
State Universities at a Glance- This document provides a summary of minimum high school course requirements for admission of freshman to Illinois public universities.
State Universities in Illinois at a Glance Majors- This document provides a summary of majors at Illinois public universities.
List of Test Optional Schools- This article explains that test optional college means sending test scores is optional and they will not penalize you for that and lists the colleges that have gone test optional.
What's Next- This PowerPoint gives tips on how to choose the college for you.
College Deadlines, Top Majors, and More- This PowerPoint gives tips on how to choose the college for you.
List of 700+ Small Colleges- This PowerPoint gives tips on how to choose the college for you.
Still Can't Decide Where to Go- Try this! This is an article that gives great tips on how to figure out which college on your list to go to.
Free Aplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Financial Aid 101 Presentation
Applying for Financial Aid Help Videos- Includes videos such as: How to Create Your FSA ID, Applying for Financial Aid: Beginner FAFSA Tips, and Applying for Financial Aid: 2021-2022 FAFSA Walkthrough
2021-2022 Financial Aid Information Sheet- Includes information on what families need to get started and how they can schedule a virtual appointment with JJC for financial aid application assistance.
Virtual College Tours- This is a list of hundreds of colleges and universities with links to virtual tours and multiple facts about each one.
College Athletics- This powerpoint explains how and when to apply to the NCAA clearinghouse or NAIA clearinghouse. It also explains all the requirements for DI, DII, DIII, and NAIA.
NCAA Eligibility Center- This is where athletes will register to participate in DI and DII athletics.
NAIA Eligibility Center- This is where athletes will register to participate in NAIA athletics.
MyACT.org- create an account to get scores, study materials, and more.
Entering the Workforce- This powerpoint helps prepare you to go straight into the workforce after high school. There are some great tips for resume writing and interviewing.
Career Cruising- Username: seneca307 Password: irish
Career Explorer- U of I's career exploration through Holland Code. This will bring up majors that relate to your Holland Code.
Career Coach- This is a great assessment that matches your interest with a career/major. This will also allow you to browse or search for careers and we will give you relevant data on wages, employment, and the training you need; browse or search for the available Programs that lead to the career you want; and help you create a professional resume.
Skilled Union Jobs- This powerpoint will explain apprenticeships, provide multiple resources for many union jobs and how to get them, and how much each you can earn.
Tech Schools- This powerpoint lists many great tech schools around the area.
All About Joining the Military- This is a powerpoint explaining the basics of the military, the general requirements for all branches, also the requirements for each branch, how to become an officer, service academies, and much more.
ASVAB- (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) Test
Which Branch is Best for You?- This document lists the requirements for all military branches and provides information about each branch.
Selective Service- This is a powerpoint that explains the legal requirement of selective service and how to register.
Counseling Resources- Link to mental health resources within the area
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline- Call 1-800-273-8255
National Sexual Assault Hotline- Call 1-800-656-4673
Child Abuse Hotline- Call 1-800-252-2873
National Domestic Violence Hotline- Call 1-800-799-7233
Call 4 Calm- Text “TALK” to 552020 or “HABLAR” for service in Spanish to the same number 552020. This is a free emotional support text line where you can speak with a mental health professional.
National Helpline | SAMHSA - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services- Call 1-800-622-4357 (HELP). Free and confidential treatment referral and information service available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
National Runaway Safeline- Call 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929) or text: 66008. This 24-hour 7 day a week national Safeline is for youth at risk of running away or already have and are looking for help.