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STANDARDIZED TESTSAmerican College Testing (ACT)319-337-1270 actstudent.org
AP Subject Tests866-630-9305 apstudent.collegeboard.org takingtheexam
College-Level Examination Program (CLEP)877-274-6474 clep.collegeboard.org
Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)888-SAT-HELP collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)609-771-7100 ets.org/toefl/institutions
RESOURCES FOR COUNSELORSAmerican Counseling Association800-347-6647 counseling.org
National Association for College Admission Counseling703-836-2222 nacacnet.org
National College Access Network202-347-4848 collegeaccess.org
FREE SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH SITESCollegeNET.comCreate a personalized profile and see scholarships sorted by the highest amounts.
Fastweb.comStudents get custom matched to scholarships, and counselors can access free resource materials.
Niche.comExplore awards by state or by major, and find scholarships without required essays, GPAs, or recommendations.
Petersons.comBrowse over 1.5 million scholarships, grants, fellowships, and forgivable loans.
ScholarshipMonkey.comView more than 170 curated lists or locate
opportunities by interest or school.
UNIGO.comFind scholarships based on merit, school activity, or specific colleges or foundations.
ACT TO SAT CONVERSIONACT SAT SAT RANGE
36 1590 1570–1600
35 1540 1530–1560
34 1500 1490–1520
33 1460 1450–1480
32 1430 1420–1440
31 1400 1390–1410
30 1370 1360–1380
29 1340 1330–1350
28 1310 1300–1320
27 1280 1260–1290
26 1240 1230–1250
25 1210 1200–1220
24 1180 1160–1190
23 1140 1130–1150
22 1110 1100–1120
21 1080 1060–1090
20 1040 1030–1050
19 1010 990–1020
18 970 960–980
17 930 920–950
16 890 880–910
15 850 830–870
14 800 780–820
13 760 730–770
12 710 690–720
11 670 650–680
10 630 620–640
9 590 590–610
GPA CONVERSIONLETTER PERCENT 4.0 5.0 GRADE GRADE SCALE SCALE
A+ 97–100 4.0 4.7–5.0
A 93–96 4.0 4.3–4.6
A- 90–92 3.7 4.0–4.2
B+ 87–89 3.3 3.7–3.9
B 83–86 3.0 3.3–3.6
B- 80–82 2.7 3.0–3.2
C+ 77–79 2.3 2.7–2.9
C 73–76 2.0 2.3–2.6
C- 70–72 1.7 2.0–2.2
D+ 67–69 1.3 1.7–1.9
D 65–66 1.0 1.3–1.6
E/F Below 65 0.0 1.0–1.2
2,000APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF FULL-TIME STUDENTS
11:1 RATIO OF STUDENTS TO FACULTY
95%FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
RECEIVE FINANCIAL AIDUPPER EAST SIDE
CAMPUS LOCATIONSTUDENTS REPRESENTING
48 STATES AND 50 COUNTRIES
CAREER-PREPARATION RESOURCESMonsterCollegecollege.monster.com
Fastweb Career Planningfastweb.com/career-planning
The Princeton Review Career Searchprincetonreview.com/career-search
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statisticsbls.gov
WE’RE HERE TO HELPmmm.edu/schoolcounselor | 212-517-0430 | [email protected] Manhattan College, located in the heart of New York City, prepares students to become creative changemakers who advance their communities through innovative and impactful thinking and doing. At MMC, students focus on creative expression, social impact, and developing professional success through CityEdge, a premier career-preparation program. Get additional information for school counselors and download a copy of this poster at mmm.edu/schoolcounselor.
myStudentAid Mobile Appfafsa.ed.gov
With the myStudentAid mobile app, students and parents can fill out FAFSA forms send invites to each other to complete certain parts of the form. Students can also sign and submit all forms directly from the app.
