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Scholarships Available!
Please continue to visit the Diman Scholarship webpage to view available scholarships that are constantly being updated!
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UMass Dartmouth Admissions Presentation
Admissions counselors from UMass Dartmouth will be here on two different dates, and will meet with students during their shop cycle. Any juniors/seniors interested in attending these events should sign up at the link provided. All presentations will begin at 9:00 in the auditorium.
Dates:
-Monday, December 6 (For B-Week students)
-Monday, December 13 (For A-Week students)
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Military Google Classroom
If you are interested in pursuing a career among the military enlisted, entering a service academy or serving 4 years, please join our Military Google Classroom by clicking here.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to rcain@dimanregional.org or stop by the guidance office.
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Peer Tutoring
The Diman Peer Tutoring Program is designed for students to help their peers in academic and vocational classes. This voluntary program has assisted countless students in achieving academic and vocational success. Please see further information below on how to receiving tutoring services or volunteer as a Peer Tutor.
CLICK HERE for more information on how to receive tutoring or to become a Peer Tutor!
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College/Career Fair
Diman's annual College/Career Fair will be held on October 30th in the gymnasium. The Fair is mandatory for all seniors. Seniors will attend the Fair from 1:00-1:42pm. Juniors can sign up for the Fair using the link above and will attend the Fair from 1:45pm-2:20pm.
There will be a mandatory information session for all students attending the Fair on October 8 at 9am for all B-week students and on October 17 at 9am for all A-week students in the auditorium.
The deadline to sign-up is Friday, October 4.
Please see Ms. Boyle if you have any questions.
CLICK HERE to learn more!
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After the College Acceptance
After being accepted to college, this MEFA Family Webinar can help prepare you with next steps!
https://www.mefa.org/videos/family-webinar-series-after-college-acceptance/
Slides from the webinar: CLICK HERE
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Post-Secondary Planning
CLICK HERE for the 2020 Diman Post-Secondary Powerpoint Presentation
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Naviance
CLICK HERE to learn more about Naviance, the College and Career Reading Technology Solution!
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Questions about FAFSA?
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT COMPLETING THE FAFSA FINANCIAL AID FORM AND OTHER COLLEGE FINANCING QUESTONS?
PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR SOME ANSWERS AND GUIDANCE TO MAKE THE PROCESS EASIER:
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/pay-for-college/financial-aid
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New Tools for Understanding Financial Aid
Attorney General Maura Healy recently launched a campaign to help students and families more easily understand financial aid award letters. AG Healey’s campaign – located at mass.gov/ago/studentawardletter – includes helpful graphics, sample forms, tips, and resources online to help students and families understand and compare financial aid award letters and determine the amount of money they’ll need to pay for college. While acceptance letters are typically straightforward, the financial aid award letters can be confusing, hard to compare, and vary greatly from school to school. Too often, the AG’s Office hears that students did not realize how much they would owe until after finishing school. Borrowers with student loan problems are encouraged to file a Student Loan Request for Assistance to get help. Students and parents with questions or concerns about financial aid award letters should call the Student Loan Assistance Unit’s hotline at 1-888-830-6277 or fill out an Award Letter Help Request.
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Internet Essentials Program
Many of our students may be eligible for the following program: Internet Essentials from Comcast includes internet for $9.95 per month, in home Wifi, no activation or equipment fees, access to an affordable desktop or laptop computer for just $149.99, and free in person and online web classes. Families with at least one child eligible to participate in the National School Lunch Program, may qualify for Internet Essentials. To find out if you are eligible you may call 1-855-846-8376 or visit https://internetessentials.com.
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Selective Service
ATTENTION ALL 17 AND 18 YEAR OLD STUDENTS! Just a reminder that when you turn 18, the law says that you have to register with Selective Service at www.sss.gov or get a registration card at your local post office. It’s your civic responsibility and keeps you eligible for student loans, job training, government jobs, and driver’s licenses in most states. You can submit your registration earlier than your 18th birthday also. If you have any questions regarding registration, see your guidance counselor. Thank you.
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The SAT vs. the ACT - Which Should I Take?
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Free Online Help for PSAT, SAT, and more!
CLICK HERE for free practice on Khan Academy®, where you can get personalized practice recommendations to help you prepare for the PSAT/NMSQT, SAT college, and career! -
Common Application Essay Help
Looking for help with the Common Application Essay? CLICK HERE for the five possible writing prompts you will choose from for your college application and this link breaks down all you need to know!
