John P. Stevens High School

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Naviance and SCOIR (College and Career)

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SCOIR: CLASS OF 2022 AND BEYOND, SCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM

Naviance Student is a Web-based service designed especially for students and parents. It is a comprehensive website that you can use to help make decisions about courses, colleges, and careers. Naviance also provides up-to-date information that’s specific to our school.  It also lets us share information with you about up-coming meetings, news, and events, as well as other Web resources for college and career information.

To log-in as a Guest, click on the "I'm a guest" link, and enter jpparent as the password. Please note that guest access only allows you to see certain features. You will need your own account to have access to your child. 

How to Request a Letter of Recommendation on Naviance

SENIORS: How to match your Common App account with your Naviance account

Counselors met with Freshmen and Sophomore students to take Personality Tests, Learning Style Tests, and to explore all of the useful parts of Naviance.

NAVIANCE VIDEO TUTORIAL:

1. Colleges I Am Applying To   2. Teacher Recommendations  3. Application Status

Selected Software Features to Explore

Feature

Description

How to Access

Résumé
  • Record your high school activities, awards, volunteer experience, etc.  
  • Rearrange your information into multiple printable versions of a résumé that you can use to present to potential employers or colleges in the future
  1. Click the About Me tab
  2. Click the Résumé hyperlink under the Interesting Things About Me section

College Search
  • Set search criteria to yield a list of colleges to explore.  Save your search to access/modify later.
  • Click on the various tabs of the college profile (general, admissions, financial aid, majors and degrees, and student life) to learn more information.
  • Add colleges you’re interested in to your My Colleges list for future reference
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2. Click the College Search hyperlink under the College Research section

 

Maps
  • Groups of types of colleges by location.  Click on a college to view its profile.

 
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2. Click the College Maps hyperlink under the College Research section

Scholarship List
  • College and local organization-sponsored scholarship opportunities updated weekly.  Database lists entries by name, deadline, award amount, merit or need-based, and application requirements; click on a column header to sort entries.  You can also browse by category to yield a search list relevant to your interests.
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2. Click the Scholarship List hyperlink under the Scholarships & Money section

 

Summer Enrichment Opportunities
  • This database not only lists entries by type (international, college-sponsored, high school-sponsored, & special interest) but also allows you to browse by special interest as well as search by keywords like the name, location, etc.  Learn about program dates and costs (if available), any requirements, and the sponsor's website for more information and the application.
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2.  Click the Enrichment Programs hyperlink under the College Research section

 

 

College Application Statistics

College application statistics for the classes of 2009 are available in Naviance. To protect student privacy, if fewer than 4 students applied to a college, the statistics are not available.

Feature

Description

How to Access

Application

History
  • Summary of JP Stevens HS application results (admit, deny, enroll), by year. Data is available beginning with the Class of 2009.

 

 

 
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2.  Click the College Lookup hyperlink under the College Research section
  3. After looking up and selecting a college, the Application History table appears in the middle of the page.

School

Statistics
  • Historical summary of JP Stevens HS application outcomes (number admitted, denied, etc.) by application decision plan (i.e. regular and early decision) by college.
  • Historical average GPA and SAT scores for admitted applicants, by college.

 
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2.  Click the College Lookup hyperlink under the College Research section
  3. After looking up and selecting a college, click on School Stats hyperlink located beneath the college’s contact information.  Two tables are displayed:
  • Outcomes & GPA and Test Scores

Graph

 
  • Historical application results (admit, deny, waitlist) represented in a scattergram (i.e. graph); applicant average GPA appears on the y-axis and applicant average SAT scores on the x-axis.

N.B.: For an applicant to be represented on a scattergram for a given college, three things must be present:

1. an application result (accepted or denied) 

2. a GPA         3. a test score
  1. Click the Colleges tab
  2.  Click the College Lookup hyperlink under the College Research section
  3. After looking up and selecting a college, click on Graph hyperlink located beneath the college’s contact information.

 

 

College

Compare
  • Compare your GPA and test scores to the average GPA and test scores of JP Stevens admitted students for colleges you are considering. School averages are displayed in green when your numbers are higher and in red when your numbers are lower than those of past admitted students.
  1. Click the Colleges tab.
  2.  Click the Colleges I’m Thinking About hyperlink from the My Colleges section.
  3. Click the Compare Me hyperlink above the table.

 

 

SCOIR (For Class of 2022 and beyond)

J.P. Stevens High School is pleased to announce that we have implemented a new college guidance management system called Scoir (pronounced "score"). This new, modern online system will streamline the process of requesting, processing, sending and tracking the electronic delivery of all application-related documents. More importantly, it's much more helpful for students and parents during the college search and selection process. On Scoir, colleges come to life through pictures, videos and links that highlight active student clubs and organizations. This better enables students to identify colleges that are a good fit with their personal and academic interests, which increases college retention. Scoir also provides parents with useful financial calculators so you can determine the likely cost of attendance at different colleges and consider the affordability when deciding where to apply. These features, along with more convenient scheduling and communication tools, will help keep everyone informed and engaged throughout the college application process. Scoir exists to help more students achieve more positive outcomes, and we're excited that our students have access to this system and the opportunities it provides.

SCOIR Sign In for Students

Get Started with SCOIR: 

Creating a SCOIR Account

Invite Parents/Guardians to Scoir

Personalizing the Scoir Student Dashboard and College Preferences

SCOIR Student Getting Started Guide

SCOIR Parent Overview Video

Scoir Mobile App

 

SCOIR College Application Resources: 

Searching for Colleges 

Student Application Video Overview 

Viewing Scattergrams 

Using College Compare

Tracking Your Colleges

Updating Your Application IDs (Common App & Coalition App)