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19 Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Parent/Student Your College Quest Guide (age 12 & up w/parent) Learn the critical decisions required to successfully navigate the college search, selection and application process. Receive practical advice on key topics including course selection for college readiness; extracurricular activities; campus visits; PSAT/SAT/ACT exams; application essays; letters of recommendation; and financial aid. Get organized with a calendar of actions by grade. Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Tom Wyrick Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 106420 Sat Sep 30 1–3 p.m. Location: Middle Creek Community Center 106421 Sat Nov 18 1–3 p.m. ACT vs SAT: How to Choose (age 12 & up w/parent) Choosing the right college entrance exam is challenging, but important! Review sample test questions and learn 'facts and hacks' about the ACT and SAT to determine which test will give you the best score. Leave with extensive handouts, a solid understanding of each test, test-taking tips, and a test prep strategy with schedule. Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center Instructor: Tom Wyrick Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 106685 Sat Oct 14 12:30–2:30 p.m. Send Your Teens To College For Pennies On The Dollar! (age 15 & up w/parent) Learn what your teen needs to focus on right now to get a competitive edge and increase chances for a scholarship. Learn how to motivate your teen when applying for college and find out the five ingredients that colleges love to see in students! Location: Middle Creek Community Center Instructor: Rhonda Manns Fees: $5(R) $6(N) (1 class) 106592 Sat Sep 16 11 a.m.-noon Location: Herbert C. Young Community Center 106591 Thu Sep 28 6:30–7:30 p.m. c Challenge Course The Challenge Course is an outdoor learning facility that encourages individuals and groups to see their potential through a graduated progression of challenging activates that foster personal growth and improved teamwork. Low Course programs are located on or near the ground and focuses primarily on teambuilding, problem solving, and fun. High Course programs take place at heights up to 35 feet and offers challenges that include swinging bridges, cable walks, rope swings, a zip line, and more. Any individual of average health and 10 years or older may participate. The experience is tailored to the team and for those with special needs. Programs are great for youth and adults, schools, scouts, sports teams, birthday parties, family fun, corporate teambuilding, and more. A minimum of eight individuals are required to make a reservation. For more information, call (919) 462-3970