Seton’s rigorous academic program forms an individual who is both ready and qualified to do academic work at the college level or to advance their skills for success in the workforce. A Seton student develops a wide and deep knowledge base, a proficiency in the acquisition of knowledge, and the ability to analyze, shape, and present concepts. After successful completion of Seton’s demanding academic program, a graduate feels emboldened to embrace any academic or vocational challenge. Additionally, a Seton graduate retains their education for life, having found satisfaction in the riches of knowledge and wisdom while at Seton. This appreciation for the life of the intellect translates into an eagerness to work hard in any academic or vocational discipline outside of Seton and thus creates a character desirable in the workforce. Seton’s Guidance department is here to help you begin the journey. We assist our families with: planning for life after graduation (college, religious life, military, work force, etc…), scholarship opportunities, letters of recommendation, reporting class rank, and filling out the Common App or other post-secondary applications. Please email guidance@setonhome.org with your inquiries.

College Prep Articles

Why do you want to go to college? Are you wanting an academic program that aims at both natural and divine wisdom? Or are you looking for something more direct and concrete, like a field of study major/degree? How will you pay for it? Truth be told student debt is crippling, but there are many ways to afford the college education you desire. Your guidance department is here to assist you with these questions. Here are a few articles and topics to help you get started.

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by Seton Staff