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Post-High School Planning

SCOIR: Our College Planning Platform

SCOIR is the one-stop online system that provides students with college planning tools to use during their time at Westview. Access SCOIR using only the original email address to which the invite was sent. Do NOT create a new account. New invites will be sent during the first week of school. Please check your email inbox to activate your SCOIR account. Remember to log in only with the Original Email Address provided in the email invite; this email address will be the only means to access your SCOIR account linked to Westview. For any questions or concerns regarding SCOIR, or to request a new invite, please reach out to Mrs. Beccarelli in the Wolverine Center.

 

Scoir How-To Guides

Student SCOIR Guide

 

Following a College

 

Registering for College Visits

 

Searching for Colleges

 

Adding Colleges to "My Colleges"

 

Adding Colleges to your "Applying" List

 

Predictive Chances for College Admissions

 

Requesting Transcripts

 

Updating Application Outcomes

Xello
 
Please log into MyPlan to access your student Xello account.

Xello

The Counseling Department uses an Internet-based program, Xello, a college and career planning resource available to both students and parents. Students can access Xello on their MyPlan.
 

Xello: A Comprehensive College and Career Readiness Platform

Overview
Xello is an online college and career readiness platform designed to help K–12 students prepare for future academic and professional success. It offers a personalized, student-centered experience that encourages self-discovery, goal-setting, and informed decision-making about post-secondary plans.

Purpose and Goals
The main goal of Xello is to engage students in exploring their interests, skills, and values to make well-informed choices about their educational and career paths. The platform supports school districts in meeting various college and career readiness standards, such as those mandated by state and federal programs like the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) standards.

Features

  • Career Exploration: Students explore a wide range of career profiles with real-world data on salaries, education requirements, job outlooks, and daily responsibilities.

  • College Planning: Offers tools to research colleges, build application plans, and track progress. Students can compare institutions based on tuition, admission criteria, and campus life.

  • Academic Planning: Aligns course selections with career goals and graduation requirements.

  • Skill Development: Activities focus on developing critical thinking, decision-making, and goal-setting skills.

  • Portfolios: Students create online portfolios that showcase their achievements, plans, and reflections over time.