Scholar Lab: Setting Up SRAR (for Class of '26 & '27)
Tue, Apr 15
|Zoom (for Class of '26 & '27)
Tuesday, April 15th, 2025, 6:00-7:30pm CST | Zoom | Featuring Aimee Nunez, M.Ed. College Consultant Associate
Date & Time
Apr 15, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM CDT
Zoom (for Class of '26 & '27)
About the Event
*Exclusively for Access College America scholars
*For Class of 2026 and 2027
The Self-Reported Academic Record (SRAR) is an online system used in place of a high school (secondary school) transcript which allows first-year applicants attending a U.S. high school to self-report all courses and grades earned from grades 9 through 12. With a variety of grading scales across the country, the SRAR allows us to automatically recalculate and weigh student GPAs to ensure equal consideration is given to each applicant’s academic profile. Some schools that use the SRAR are Texas A&M, Baylor, Clemson, NYU, LSU, UT Arlington & many Florida schools.
In this lab we show you, step-by-step, how to set up your SRAR. You will also receive advice and guidance regarding how to complete this important profile.
Needed:
High School Transcript
Be Advised:
This is a hands-on working lab with camera & audio on. Participation is required for all attendees.
Plan to be in a quite location suitable for concentration and focus.
You MUST be at a desk and in front of a computer (no phones allowed).
PRESENTER:
Aimee Nunez, M.Ed.
College Consultant Associate
Access College America
Aimee is a seasoned educator with 19 years of experience in Texas high schools. As a first-generation college graduate, Aimee’s commitment to expanding access to higher education is deeply personal, stemming from her own journey to earning a college degree.
Aimee believes there is no single "perfect" college for every student, but rather a journey to discover the best fit based on individual goals and needs. Her commitment to college access extends beyond her professional role, as she volunteers with local community organizations to bridge information and resource gaps, providing expert guidance in college counseling. She is also a passionate community advocate, serving as a board member for a local nonprofit that provides Thanksgiving meals to families in need and offers scholarships to deserving high school seniors in her community.