Bridges to College
GHS College Club visits Sinclair College 

(GREENVILLE) About 25 Greenville High School juniors recently visited Sinclair Community College as part of the College Club. 

While at Sinclair, the students learned about admissions requirements as well as tips for selecting careers and majors. They then toured the Dayton campus before eating lunch there. 

The Greenville High School College Club, a joint effort between the GHS Guidance Office and Bridges to College, is designed to educate high school students about college.

Earlier this year, the College Club took students to Wright State University. 

Prior to going on the Sinclair Community College visit, the students were required to attend a luncheon, where GHS counselors Becky Curtis and Krista Subler and Bridges to College director Beth Sears reviewed career information, taking the ACT test, and financing college. 

“Students are required to attend the educational luncheon before going on the college visit,” Curtis said. 

In November, the College Club will visit Ball State University. Prior to going on the visit, Chris Seger, Bridges to College board member and admissions director at Ivy Tech-Richmond, will provide basic information about funding college. 

A Greenville Schools Foundation grant is partially funding the College Club. However, individuals who would like to contribute to future trips may make a donation to an account set up through Greenville City Schools.