College Counseling

Guiding students towards a successful future is the heart of Wellspring Preparatory High School’s College Counseling program. We provide individualized guidance and support to our students as we understand that each student's journey is unique. Our program is equipped with the latest resources and tools to help students understand their post-high school options. Our staff is committed to empowering your child to make confident, informed decisions about their future.

How NHA Counselors Help Students Get Ready for College

Getting ready for college can feel a little overwhelming for students and their families, but National Heritage Academies (NHA^®) high school counselors are here to help. They guide students through this big step and support them as they plan for life after high school. They start helping students as early as ninth grade to make sure they are on the right path, whether they want to go to college or a trade school.

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Meet Your College & Career Counselor

Meet Wellspring Prep's College & Career Counselor, Brianna Ewigleben. Brianna is here to help guide students through high school and support them as they plan for life after high school. She starts helping students as early as ninth grade to make sure they are on the right path, whether they want to go to college or a trade school.

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Scheduling

Effective scheduling is key to successfully fulfilling graduation requirements and navigating the college application process. With the right guidance from our staff, students can establish a plan, stay organized, and ensure they are meeting these criteria.

Course scheduling and registration occurs school-wide, twice each academic year.

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Curriculum

Our rigorous, college prep curriculum aims at college readiness for all graduates. Check out the courses we offer here.

Check out Michigan's online course catalog here. To participate in online courses, see your school's registrar.

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Graduation Requirements

Before graduating, students are required to complete the following:

Completion of at least two AP courses
Completion of a senior project
Participate in community service
Academic and college planning
Submit an application and be accepted to a four-year college or university
Total credits required: 22

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College Visits

Learning everything about a college allows students to gain valuable insights into their future and can greatly influence their future. We understand how important visiting a college campus is in the decision-making process. Juniors and seniors are offered the opportunity to go on college campus visits and attend college-representative-led presentations hosted on Wellspring Prep's campus.

Juniors and seniors are given two excused absences each academic year to visit a college or university of their choice. To receive the excused absence, students must complete the proper forms with the school's front office two weeks before their scheduled visit.

Juniors and seniors who wish to attend college presentations here at Wellspring Prep should sign up in the College Counseling team’s office no later than the Friday before the scheduled presentation.

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Order Transcripts

Official high school transcripts can be ordered securely through Parchment.

If you already have a Parchment account, you can sign in here. If you need to create an account, head to Parchment's site, search for Wellspring Preparatory High School, then create your account.

Contact the school office if you have any questions.

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