Getting ready for the college experience
Preparing for the next step of your academic journey can be overwhelming. National entrance exams, such as the ACT, can be intimidating, but CNF is here to help you achieve success. By utilizing our prep classes, boot camps, summer camps and more, you’ll gain valuable testing strategies that will leave you confident and capable of achieving your top score.
Registration for the programs below are offered at no cost to Native students on a first-come, first-served basis. Preference is given to Cherokee Nation citizens.
Find out more at www.act.org.
The PSAT/SAT Strategies Virtual Workshop is October 2 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This session includes instructions on the Reading & Writing modules, as well as the Math section modules, PSAT/SAT exam examples with the secrets to scoring high on these sections, and a detailed guided practice over these sections for both tests. Each participant will also receive email access to the testing specialist for extra testing resources.
Registration will be open until September 29.
Are you preparing for the ACT exam? Join our virtual ACT-prep workshop October 11 from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Teachers and ACT experts will help students prepare, including new ACT test examples, guided practice over each section, strategies, and two free practice tests.
Registration will be open until October 8.
Are you preparing for the ACT exam? Join our virtual ACT-prep workshop December 6 from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Teachers and ACT experts will help students prepare, including new ACT test examples, guided practice over each section, strategies, and two free practice tests..
Registration will be open until December 3.
Are you preparing for the ACT exam? Join our virtual ACT-prep workshop August 23 from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Teachers and ACT experts will help students prepare, including new ACT test examples, guided practice over each section, strategies, and two free practice tests.
Registration is closed.
The Cherokee College Prep Institute is an immersive experience helping students prepare for their future in higher education. Working with subject-matter experts and admission officers, students will explore schools of interest, complete college applications and work to identify available scholarship opportunities.
The free, four-day camp runs July 7–10 at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater with limited enrollment. Students will be notified by email with more information upon acceptance.
Registration is closed.