Brentwood Christian School Students Are College-ready and Poised for Fulfilling Careers
At Brentwood Christian School, we are dedicated to helping students discover their God-given career calling. Through Christ-centered guidance, academic excellence, and personalized career planning, we provide a strong foundation for students to excel in college and beyond.
Mark your calendar for these key events.
Explore college options, meet admissions representatives, and gather essential information for the application process.
A key opportunity for students to prepare for the SAT and qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Aim to have your Common Application submitted by this date to stay on track with college deadlines.
Begin your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to maximize financial aid opportunities for college.
Learn about the financial aid process, scholarships, and strategies for funding your college education.
Submit your optional project for the Distinguished Scholar program to earn additional recognition.
Last day to submit points for earning Distinguished Scholar honors and distinctions.
A special worship service celebrating our graduating seniors and their spiritual journey.
Students will take their AP exams during this period to potentially earn college credit.
Celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating seniors at this memorable ceremony.
At Brentwood Christian School, we prepare students for college and beyond by helping them discover their strengths and passions. Our rigorous academic offerings, athletic and fine arts programs challenge students to develop their God-given talents and prepares them for the future.
The Office of Academic Advancement is here to help students prepare for their next steps.
Explore careers based on your interests and personality with the Holland Code Quiz.
Take the QuizGain insight into your personality and career options with the Jung Typology (Myers-Briggs) test.
Take the TestAccess detailed career information to help you explore various professions and job markets.
Explore O-NETAt Brentwood, we provide comprehensive college planning resources, helping students research schools, apply for scholarships, and navigate the admissions process. We guide them every step of the way, from selecting the right college to ensuring they are fully prepared for the transition to higher education. The tools below support your college planning journey—select your grade level to access important links.
Middle school is a great time to start thinking about your child’s future. Classes they take during the middle school years will help determine their high school graduation plan. In 8th grade, your student has the opportunity to take 2 high school level classes (Algebra I and Spanish I).
Ninth grade is the year students begin building resumes for college with academics, activities, and awards. Students should keep a detailed log of service hours, work experiences, extracurricular activities and awards. Below you will find reference tools to support your college planning process.
During the 10th grade year, it is important to ensure you are on track with the classes needed for your targeted graduation plan. If AP coursework is the objective for the 11th and 12th-grade years, students should take and excel in Pre-AP and honors classes. Continue to document high school extracurricular activities and awards for college planning. Below you will find reference tools to support this stage in your college planning process.
Junior year is a critical period in the college planning process. It is important for students to do the following:
In addition, students should begin formalizing academic achievements, service hours, extracurricular activities and awards into a resume document. Below you will find reference tools to support this stage in your college planning process.
Senior year is a time to continue working towards your goals for college and beyond. Colleges will look at your senior year grades and, often, mid-year reports as part of the admissions process.
Summer leading into Senior Year:
Fall Semester:
Note: Students planning for Early Apply or Early Decision admissions should test no later than August to ensure results before college applications are due.
