School Profile

1. Attend of Savannah-Chatham County Public high school full time for at least one semester and pass all courses for that semester.
2. Pass all sections of the State of Georgia Graduation Assessment.
3. Earn twenty-two (22) or twenty-four (24) Carnegie units in a specific program of study as described below. (Various restrictions apply as to how these units can be earned.)
4. Complete community service requirements of 5 hours per year.

Grading Scale	Scholarship Conversion Scale
70-100 = Passing	90-100 = A
Below 70 = Failing	80-89 = B
(69) NC = No credit (excessive absences)	70-79 = C

Transcript code for Joint Enrollment Students: Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU), Savannah State University (SSU), Savannah Technical College (STC).

Class Rank: Rank is computed at the end of the junior year and at the end of the first semester of the senior year. Class rank is determined by the numerical average of all grades for all subjects; rank is cumulative for all four years. Honors and AP grades are weighted five points in the computation.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT:	2003	2004	2005
National Merit Finalists	2	2	2
National Merit Commended	9	4	1
National Achievement Finalist	1	0	3
Governor's Honors Finalists	4	4	4
Georgia Scholars	5	5	1

Academic Scholarships:	2003	2004	2005
Number Scholarship Recipients	37	38	29
Total Class Graduates	250	231	249
Total Scholarship Monies	$2.55 mil	$2.20 mil	$3.50 mil

CEEB Code: 112-682

College Admission Test Scores:	2003	2004	2005
SAT Verbal: Middle 50% Range	430-560	400-570	420-550
SAT Mathematics: Middle 50% Range	400-570	380-560	420-560
SAT Total: Middle 50% Range	830-1130	780-1130	840-1110
SAT School Mean	V-497	V-483	V-492
	M-490	M-478	M-498
ACT Composite:	18.3	18.2	18.3

COLLEGES OFFERING ADMISSION TO 2005 GRADUATES

Agnes Scott College Albany State University Armstrong Atlantic State University Bethune-Cookman College Boston University Brewton Parker College College of Charleston Columbus State University Davidson University Duke University Duke University Elon College Emory University Florida A & M University Georgia Baptist School of Nursing Georgia College/State University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Southern University Georgia State University Howard University Kennesaw State University LaGrange College Mercer University Morehouse College Mt. Holyoke New York University Northwestern University Princeton University Rochester Institute of Technology

Savannah College of Art & Design Savannah State University Savannah Technical College Shaw University Shorter College Sou. Polytechnic State University State University of West Georgia Tulane University University of Calif. LA- UCLA University of Chicago University of Connecticut University of Florida University of Georgia University of Miami University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvania University of South Carolina University of South Florida University of Texas University of Virginia Valdosta State University Vanderbilt University Virginia Commonwealth University Wake Forest University Washington University at St. Louis Wellesley College Wofford College Xavier University Yale University

Approximately 53% of recent graduates are attending a four-year college, 4% are attending a two-year college, and 11% are attending a technical college. The above list is a representative sample of colleges offering admission.