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Comfort levels are up, the stress of being a “newbie” is down—it must be sophomore year! But college and jobs—those seem pretty far away, right?

Well…not really. Ask any senior: the next three years will fly by.

That’s why it’s important to keep college and career goals in mind during your sophomore year. Having a can-do attitude toward the future can make all the difference in how you approach studying and involvement in activities outside of high school.

Here’s a free eBook from the college and career readiness experts at ACT. You’ll learn:

• Which classes should be top priorities during the next three years (and why)

• Why joining a team sport, activity, or group can impress college admissions AND employers

• Who can give advice about where to go after high school

• Why not to worry about the costs associated with college

• Why setting up a college visit your sophomore year can improve your focus

Your junior year of high school is “crunch time” for figuring out what comes after graduation. This free eBook, from the college and career readiness experts at ACT, gives you useful tips, advice, and strategies for planning a path to college and career.

You’ll find out:

• Why your school counselor is your new best friend

• Why high school seniors are great mentors for college planning

• Why colleges and employers love extracurricular activities

• Which high school courses are crucial for getting into college

• Why it’s OK not to know your future goals

• What work skills you need if you choose not to attend college

• Which websites will help you pay for college

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Sophomores are required to ride the PA bus/van to and from classes at P4C. Students must pay $30 per semester to ride the bus.

Juniors and Seniors are allowed to drive/ride with a friend after completing the required PA P4C Transportation Form

This one-time online form must be completed and signed by student and parent in order to take any Dual Enrollment class. 

Login here.

Username: first initial of your first name + your entire last name + last 4 digits of  A-number@student.bscc.edu

example: jdoe1234@student.bscc.edu

Your username is also your BSCC student email address.

Password: BSCCmmddyy (BSCC+your six digit date of birth in the format of two digit month + two digit day + two digit year)

example: BSCC031201

Math 100: 12th Fall

Math 112: 12th Spring

PA Campus: 12th Fall

Fall (MTH 100) and Spring (MTH 112)

Fall (Campus) and Spring (MTH 112)

Online BSCC transcript ordering is now available 24/7. There will be a minimal fee of $5 for each transcript requested. Payment can be made through the Credential Solutions website using a credit or debit card at the time of order.

Step 1: Login to OneACCS

Step 2: Select Student tab

Step 3: Select Student Records

Step 4: Select Order Official Transcript

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