College Guidance
College Guidance
Counselors guide students through the college admissions process beginning freshman year and walk alongside them until they graduate senior year. Counselors work with students to build their knowledge of the college search, finding their fit, how to create the college list, planning for testing, financial aid and scholarships. Future planning is individualized to meet the needs of a student where he is and achieve his goals. The Sacramento Private and Parochial Schools College Fair, Jesuit Excellence Tour, College Information Night, and Paying for College Financial Aid events are hosted each fall. In addition, over 100 college admission representatives visit campus each fall to meet with interested students from all grade levels.
Senior Scholarship Reporting – Class of 2023
Seniors and Senior Parents - Report your awarded scholarships!
Jesuit High School encourages you and your family to report all awarded scholarships for college.
It is our expectation that all students/families report ALL of their awarded scholarships, whether you plan to use the awarded scholarship or not. This includes scholarships to all institutions, private scholarships, essay contests, etc. Please enter the full amount of the award, and note if it is a multi-year award or a one-year annual amount. Dollar amounts are used only for internal reporting purposes.
Quick College Admissions Stats
College Placements and Scholarships
- 99% of Jesuit students attend college, university, or military academy
- $69.1 million in scholarships offered to Jesuit High School graduates since 2013
ACT Score
- 25.8 Jesuit Average
- 22.8 CA Average
- 21.0 National Average
SAT Score
- 1240 Jesuit Average
- 1055 CA Average
- 1060 National Average
Jesuit High School Standardized Testing Accommodations Submission Policy (PSAT/SAT/ACT)
Getting ready for SAT/ACT accommodations
Any student needing college admissions testing accommodations needs full educational testing to prove the need for the accommodations. This educational testing includes both cognitive and achievement assessments. An example of a common accommodation is extended-time testing. Additionally, students need to be using the accommodations regularly in school and they need to have an Academic Support Plan in place through the Academic Support Center.