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At Bosco Tech, I learned perseverance when my teachers held me to high standards; I was exposed to critical/analytical thinking that prepared me not only for college, but also for the real world.
Aaron L., Recent graduate

Bosco Tech’s Counseling Department is proud to work closely with families to discover and plan for students’ next steps after high school.

Our goals:

  • To better understand the unique needs, learning styles, preferences, interests, abilities and talents of each student in order to make meaningful and helpful recommendations

  • To demystify the college application and financial aid process for students and families and provide support and guidance

  • To compose powerful letters of recommendation, and assist our students in composing equally powerful application essays

  • To ensure colleges and universities are aware of Tech’s unique academic programs and requirements

  • To help each student discover and maintain confidence, curiosity, and joy, and ensure their future path, whatever it may be, includes being a lifelong learner

In pursuit of these goals, the Counseling Department holds grade-level meetings and hosts guest speakers, alumni roundtables, and workshops. Last year, Bosco Tech hosted over 50 colleges and universities for lunchtime information sessions. We also held drop-in Saturday help sessions for parents and students and evening Q&A and help sessions. Our on-campus College Week has grade-level guest speakers, a mini college fair, and a variety of contests, workshops, and college-themed activities. 

We look forward to working with you and your student and helping them achieve their post-secondary goals! 

RESOURCES

Each year, 100% of Bosco Tech students who apply are accepted to colleges and universities across the country.

CLASS OF 2026 ACCEPTANCES

Recent  Acceptances

Director of College Advising

Ms. Christine Gambill
626-940-2038
Email Ms. Gambill

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