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We want to let you know how much we appreciate the support you provide to your students as they select colleges, assemble applications, and get on the best track for continued academic success.
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Randal C. Deike, Ph.D.
New York University
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College Counseling
As a college preparatory school, Holy Names Academy assists its students with the college search and admissions process. The College Counseling Office offers the following services:
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Individual student counseling to assist with the college application and selection process. Students are guided in the exploration of such areas as: proposed major course of study; academic qualifications; expectations regarding tuition, room, board, and other expenses; preferences as to geographical location, religious affiliation, size of school, etc.
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Individual and group meetings with parents and students concerning the overall admissions process, applications, testing, and financial aid.
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Coordination of visits by college admissions representatives and notification to students about other Puget Sound area college meetings.
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Online and print resources for information on college profiles and admissions, testing (ACT, SAT, SAT Subject Tests), scholarships, and financial aid.
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Coordination of Career Day, at which professionals in a variety of careers visit HNA to give presentations to 9th-, 10th-, and 11th-grade students.
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Publication of the annual HNA College Planning Guide and the monthly newsletter HNA Crossroads: College Counselors' Corner.
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For College Representatives: To schedule a visit to Holy Names Academy, please contact Alice Tanaka, College Counselor, by phone, (206) 720-7824 or by e-mail, atanaka@holynames-sea.org.
College representatives will need to enter Holy Names Academy through the front entrance at 728 – 21st Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98112. Please ring the doorbell and you will be greeted by our receptionist. After signing in as a guest, you will be directed upstairs to the College Counseling Office.
If you cannot find street parking in front of the school, there will be a reserved space in the small parking lot behind the gymnasium on 22nd Avenue. It will be marked "Reserved for College Rep." However, entrance to the building will still be through the front doors.
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